- Question
- Under Delaware General Corporation Law section 141(k), what is the procedure for removing a director?
- Answer
I can't answer that from the uploaded documents.
Full answer
Your uploaded documents cover franchise agreements (HOSPITALITYINVESTORSTRUST_INC_04_07_2014-EX-10_26-FRANCHISE_AGREEMENT.txt) and other topics, but do not mention Delaware General Corporation Law — upload a corporate law reference to get that specific information.
- Searched
- 5 passages from 3 files. None answers the question, so no answer was given.
- Case
- Benchmark · passed · legal · statute question not in the documents
- Result
- NOT IN EVIDENCERefused, not guessed
SureCiteAI is a private AI document workspace for professional-services firms and industrial manufacturers — law firms, accounting practices, consultancies, structural steel fabricators, chemical manufacturers and pressure equipment makers. It answers questions only from a company's own uploaded documents (PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, text, CSV and images), cites the source document for every answer, and refuses to answer when the documents do not contain the answer. Each company's documents are kept in its own isolated workspace. Plans start at $39/month with a 14-day free trial.
Every answer arrives with its evidence.
SureCiteAI answers only from your own documents, and tags each answer with the file it came from. Anything that isn't in your files is marked not in evidence. Zero hallucinated citations across 297 published test cases.
14-day free trial · No credit card · From $39/month
- Question
- Who are the parties to the franchise agreement?
- Answer
The parties to the franchise agreement are Homewood Suites Franchise LLC ("we," "us," "our" or "Franchisor") and the Franchisee ("you," "your" or "Franchisee"), as set forth in the Addendum attached to the Agreement. According to HOSPITALITYINVESTORSTRUST_INC_04_07_2014-EX-10_26-FRANCHISE_AGREEMENT.txt, the Franchisee is specifically identified as ARC HOSPITALITY TRS STRATFORD LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, and the Franchisor is Homewood Suites Franchise LLC, a Delaware limited liability company.
- The Franchisor is a subsidiary of Hilton Worldwide.
- The Franchisee has expressed a desire to enter into the Agreement to obtain a license to use the Brand in the operation of a hotel.
- Recovered from
- HOSPITALITYINVESTORSTRUST_INC_04_07_2014-EX-10_26-FRANCHISE_AGREEMENT.txtPublic contract · CUAD v1 · CC BY 4.0
- Excerpt
- “…This Franchise Agreement between Homewood Suites Franchise LLC…”
- Case
- Benchmark · passed · legal · franchise agreement parties
- Result
- VERIFIEDCited source on file
- Question
- What were Walmart's total revenues for fiscal 2026?
- Answer
According to WMT-10K-2026-01-31.txt, Walmart's total revenues for fiscal 2026 were $713.2 billion, which primarily comprised net sales of $706.4 billion. This information is found in the initial description of the company's operations. Additionally, the Consolidated Statements of Income in the same document provide a detailed breakdown of the revenues, with total revenues listed as $713,163 million for fiscal 2026.
- Recovered from
- WMT-10K-2026-01-31.txtPublic filing · SEC EDGAR
- Excerpt
- “…During fiscal 2026, we generated total revenues of $713.2 billion…”
- Case
- Benchmark · passed · accounting · revenue figure from a 10-K
- Result
- VERIFIEDCited source on file
- Question
- What were Costco's total revenues in fiscal 2026?
- Answer
I can't answer that from the uploaded documents.
Full answer
Your uploaded documents, including WMT-10K-2026-01-31.txt, cover the financial information of Walmart, not Costco — upload a relevant document about Costco's financials to get that specific figure.
- Searched
- 5 passages from 1 file. None answers the question, so no answer was given.
- Case
- Benchmark · passed · accounting · competitor revenue not in the filing
- Result
- NOT IN EVIDENCERefused, not guessed
- Question
- What expenses do clients cover under the net lease structure?
- Answer
According to O-10K-2025-12-31.txt, under a net lease structure, clients are typically responsible for most or all property-level operating expenses, including real estate taxes, insurance, and maintenance.
- Real estate taxes
- Insurance
- Maintenance This structure is designed to reduce exposure to variable operating costs and contribute to the durability and consistency of cash flows across market cycles.
- Recovered from
- O-10K-2025-12-31.txtPublic filing · SEC EDGAR
- Excerpt
- “…clients are typically responsible for most or all property-level operating expenses, including real estate taxes, insurance, and maintenance…”
- Case
- Benchmark · passed · real estate · who pays what under a net lease
- Result
- VERIFIEDCited source on file
- Question
- What were Simon Property Group's total revenues in 2025?
- Answer
I can't answer that from the uploaded documents.
Full answer
Your uploaded documents cover financial information for AVB and PLD, but not Simon Property Group — upload a financial report for Simon Property Group to get that specific figure.
- Searched
- 5 passages from 2 files. None answers the question, so no answer was given.
- Case
- Benchmark · passed · real estate · a landlord whose filing isn't in the workspace
- Result
- NOT IN EVIDENCERefused, not guessed
- Question
- A customer questionnaire asks for the transport classification of SRM 869b. What does its safety data sheet say?
- Answer
According to NIST-SRM-869b-SDS.txt, the transport classification of SRM 869b is UN1648, Acetonitrile solution, Hazard Class 3, Packing Group II, with an Excepted Quantity of E2, as stated in the Transportation Information section.
- The U.S. DOT and IATA regulations are referenced for this classification.
- This information is found in the section 14 of the safety data sheet.
- Recovered from
- NIST-SRM-869b-SDS.txtNIST-SRM-1848-SDS.txtPublic safety data sheet · NIST
- Excerpt
- “…UN1648; Acetonitrile solution; Hazard Class 3; Packing Group II…”
- Case
- Benchmark · passed · chemicals · transport classification from Section 14
- Result
- VERIFIEDCited source on file
- Question
- What is the transport classification for toluene?
- Answer
I can't answer that from the uploaded documents.
Full answer
Your uploaded documents include NIST-SRM-869b-SDS.txt, NIST-SRM-1848-SDS.txt, which cover safety data sheets for certain materials, but do not mention toluene or its transport classification — upload a reference about chemical transport classifications if you need an answer here.
- Searched
- 5 passages from 2 files. None answers the question, so no answer was given.
- Case
- Benchmark · passed · chemicals · a substance with no SDS in the workspace
- Result
- NOT IN EVIDENCERefused, not guessed
- You ask
- Do we have a qualified WPS for a 20mm S355 butt weld, MAG, in the PB position?
- You get
- The WPS and supporting WPQR that cover it, with the qualified ranges quoted — or a plain “not in your files” if none does.
- From
- WPS register, WPQRs (EN ISO 15614-1)
- You ask
- Is welder W-14 qualified for 135 fillet welds in PF, and when was the certificate last confirmed?
- You get
- The certificate that covers it, the qualified range, and the last six-month confirmation date, cited to the certificate.
- From
- Welder qualification certificates (ISO 9606-1)
- You ask
- What hydrotest pressure and hold time are recorded for job 4471?
- You get
- The recorded test pressure, hold time and result, quoted from the test record and cited.
- From
- Hydrotest and inspection records
- You ask
- Which WPS was used on the shell longitudinal seams of vessel V-102?
- You get
- The WPS named in the job's weld records, with its reference and the passage that names it.
- From
- Weld records, WPSs and PQRs
- You ask
- What did interviewees say about the new pricing tier, and who raised concerns?
- You get
- The passages from your interview transcripts that mention it, each cited to the transcript it came from — or a plain “not in your files” if the transcripts do not cover it.
- From
- Interview transcripts, research notes
- You ask
- Every data point we have on their customer acquisition cost by channel.
- You get
- The CAC figures your documents actually contain, each with the file and passage. It will not total them for you, and it cannot tell you a figure is missing.
- From
- Client data room, internal research memos
The person who knew has left
They probably did write it down — in a handover note, a project close-out, a set of minutes, an email attachment. Three years ago, somewhere nobody can find. So the company carries on as though it only ever lived in one person's head. That is a filing problem wearing the costume of a staffing one, and it is the same problem whether you fabricate steel or file accounts.
- You ask
- Why did we set it up this way, and who signed it off?
- You get
- The passage that explains it, cited to the handover note, minutes or email it came from — or a plain “not in your files” if nobody wrote it down.
- From
- Handover notes, project close-outs, meeting minutes
- You ask
- What's the process for closing a month end?
- You get
- The steps as your own procedure states them, cited to it. A new starter reads the answer instead of queueing at the one person who remembers.
- From
- SOPs, work instructions, training notes
- You ask
- What did we agree with this supplier, and when did it change?
- You get
- The clause and the date, cited to the agreement or to the email that varied it. Keep one current version of each in the workspace.
- From
- Contracts, variations, email attachments
- You ask
- Do we pay for a home office chair?
- You get
- The line from your own policy, cited — not a general answer about what companies usually do, and not a guess when your policy is silent.
- From
- HR policies, staff handbook, expense rules
What it cannot doIt finds what someone wrote down. It cannot recover what nobody did — so if one person holds something the company cannot afford to lose, the hour that matters is the one they spend writing it before they go. After that, it is findable.
What it is
A private workspace holding your own documents, and a way to ask them questions in plain English. Every answer names the file and passage it came from. When your files do not contain the answer, it says so instead of writing something plausible.
- Create a workspace — a minute, no IT ticket
- Upload the files people already ask you about
- Ask in plain English, and read the cited source
- Invite the team; everyone searches the same corpus
What happens to your questions
Four kinds of question, and exactly what it does with each — including the one it cannot handle yet.
How we know it refuses
Refusing is easy to claim and easy to check, so we publish the check. 297 test questions across public contracts, SEC filings and FDA records, every question and every answer listed in full — including the ones the product gets wrong.
- 0 invented citations
- Across all 297 questions, no answer cited a document or passage that does not exist. A citation verifier checks every claim against the retrieved text before the answer is shown.
- The suites are public corpora
- CUAD contracts, SEC EDGAR filings and openFDA records — so you can take the same documents, ask the same questions, and check the answers yourself rather than take ours.
- What the record does not tell you
- How it performs on your documents. No benchmark can. That is what the 14-day trial is for, and why the two answers in the bag at the top of this page are captured from the running product rather than written by hand.
Privacy, stated plainly
What is true today, what is open, and what is not certified — so you can answer your own compliance question before a trial rather than after one.
- Where your documents liveToday
- Your own workspace, isolated by the database itself rather than by a filter in the app. Another company on SureCiteAI cannot query your data.
- TrainingToday
- SureCiteAI never trains AI models on your documents; our Terms say so. The model providers we call publish no-training policies for API data, and the sub-processor list names the hosts and how long each keeps requests.
- Getting your data back outToday
- Original files are preserved exactly as uploaded and can be downloaded from the dashboard at any time. Confirming deletion purges the document, its chunks and its vectors together.
- Who can see which documentOpen
- The unit of access is the workspace: everyone you invite can search everything in it. Separate workspaces per matter or client are available on Business and up. Per-document permissions inside one workspace are not available yet — most document tools at this price share that limit, so ask before you commit if you need it.
- SOC 2 Type IINot yet
- Not certified. The observation window is calendar-bound and has not run. Available under the Custom tier arrangement; ask us rather than assuming.
Pricing
Most teams start on Solo or Team. No per-seat surprises, and no “contact us” until you actually need Enterprise.
Solo Professional
$39/mo
Solo lawyers, accountants and consultants
- 3 seats
- 200 documents
- 2,000 questions a month
Team
$99/mo
Boutique firms and small quality teams, 2–10 people
- 10 seats
- 750 documents
- 7,500 questions a month
Business
$299/mo
Growing firms, 10–30 people · API access
- 30 seats
- 2,500 documents
- 25,000 questions a month
Questions buyers ask
- How does SureCiteAI work with PDF contracts?
- SureCiteAI automatically extracts and indexes text from PDFs, including contracts, invoices, and reports. Our AI understands contract terms, dates, and key clauses, allowing you to ask questions like 'What's our cancellation policy?' and get exact answers with page references.
- Is my business data secure with SureCiteAI?
- Yes. Every workspace is completely isolated, so your documents are never mixed with another company's. Files are encrypted in transit and at rest with AES-256. We are GDPR compliant, your content is never used to train public AI models, and we follow enterprise security best practices. Full technical details at sureciteai.com/security.
- How quickly can my team start using SureCiteAI?
- Most teams are productive within 30 minutes. Upload your documents, and our AI immediately starts understanding your content. No complex training or setup required - just drag, drop, and start asking questions.
- What file types does SureCiteAI support?
- SureCiteAI works with PDFs, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, and text files. We automatically process and index all content, making everything searchable through natural language questions.
- Can I control who sees which documents?
- Today, everyone you invite into your workspace can search every document in that workspace — the model is one shared, cited knowledge base for the whole team. Isolation between companies is absolute: your documents never mix with another tenant's. For teams that need tighter internal separation (e.g., Finance docs not visible to the whole firm), we recommend spinning up a separate workspace per confidentiality boundary; native per-department access controls are on the roadmap for 2026.
- How much does SureCiteAI cost?
- SureCite starts at $39/month (Solo Professional) for solo attorneys, CPAs, and consultants. Team is $99/month (boutique firms up to 10 seats). Business is $299/month (firms up to 30 seats, with API access, custom branding, and per-client or per-matter workspaces). Scale is $899/month (unlimited seats and white-label). Enterprise is $2,499/month (premium AI routing, SSO/SAML, SLA, and dedicated support). Custom pricing is available for a 1-hour response SLA and custom development. All plans include a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
- Do I need a technical team to use SureCiteAI?
- No. SureCiteAI is designed for non-technical teams. You upload files by dragging and dropping, ask questions in plain English, and get answers instantly. There is no coding, no configuration, and no IT department required. Most teams are fully set up within 30 minutes.
- How is SureCiteAI different from just using ChatGPT?
- ChatGPT cannot access your private business files, does not provide source citations, and may hallucinate answers. SureCiteAI connects directly to your uploaded documents, returns exact page references for every answer, and never shares your data with external AI models. It is built specifically for business document search, not general conversation.
- How is SureCiteAI different from SharePoint or Google Drive search?
- SharePoint and Google Drive search match filenames and exact keywords. They cannot answer 'What's the indemnity cap on the Caldwell contract?' — only show you files that contain the word 'indemnity.' SureCiteAI understands the question, retrieves the relevant passages across every document at once, and returns the answer with the exact page cited. Same files, fundamentally different experience.
- What if the AI gives a wrong answer on a contract or compliance question?
- Three safeguards: (1) Every answer is tied to a specific page in a specific document — you can verify the source in one click before relying on the answer. (2) The AI is configured to refuse rather than guess when the documents don't contain the answer, with a canonical refusal sentence so your team learns to trust it. (3) Every cited filename is verified against the documents actually retrieved before the answer is shown — fabricated citations are stripped out automatically. SureCiteAI is a research and triage tool, not a substitute for professional judgment, but the citation-first design makes the answer auditable in seconds.
- What happens to our documents if we cancel?
- Your data remains accessible during your billing period. After cancellation you can export everything via the dashboard. Once you confirm deletion, every document, vector embedding, chunk, and source file is purged together — the same delete pipeline used when you remove an individual document, just applied workspace-wide. No silent retention, no hidden archive.
- Can we export everything we've uploaded?
- Yes. Original files are preserved exactly as uploaded and can be downloaded anytime from the documents dashboard. Workspace metadata (users, roles, settings) can be exported on request. We don't lock data in — if SureCiteAI stops being the right fit, you take everything with you.
- Can SureCiteAI work with files I already have?
- Yes. SureCiteAI works with your existing files exactly as they are — PDFs, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, text files, CSVs, and images. No file conversion or reformatting needed. Just upload and start searching.
- What happens to my data — is it used to train AI models?
- Your documents are never used to train public AI models. SureCiteAI's Terms commit it to never training on your content, and the model providers it calls publish no-training policies for API data, listed per host with their retention periods at sureciteai.com/subprocessors. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Files are stored in isolated workspaces and only accessible by authorized members of your team. We are GDPR compliant and support the right to deletion.
Try it on your own documents
14 days, no credit card, no sales call. Upload the files people ask you about and ask your first question. If you would rather talk to a person first, the form is beside this.
From $39/month after the trial · Cancel any time
- One shared workspace, isolated from every other company
- Every answer names its document, or says it cannot answer
- Your documents are never used to train public AI models
Before you decide
- Technical file evidence review for medical devicesService
- One device's technical documentation, matched requirement by requirement to the page that supports it. €2,500 fixed.
- AI document search for legal teamsIndustry guide
- Finding one clause across hundreds of contracts, and what it costs you today.
- How to choose an AI document search platformBuying guide
- Seven criteria to test a vendor against, including the ones they would rather you skipped.
- SureCiteAI vs SharePoint searchComparison
- Why keyword search fails on the questions people actually ask.
