Data stays inside your perimeter.
Embedry is deployed on your hardware or your private cloud. Documents, embeddings, and queries never leave your network. GDPR is satisfied by architecture, not by a clause in a contract.
Embedry turns your documents into a closed, auditable knowledge system. Every answer cites its source. Every answer is reproducible. Nothing ever leaves your infrastructure.
The market is full of AI tools that answer confidently and forget the question by tomorrow. Different model, different answer. No way to verify, no way to audit, and your data is somewhere else by then.
Embedry takes the opposite position: a deterministic knowledge layer that runs entirely inside your perimeter, returns the same answer to the same question, and refuses to invent when the evidence isn't there.
Embedry is deployed on your hardware or your private cloud. Documents, embeddings, and queries never leave your network. GDPR is satisfied by architecture, not by a clause in a contract.
Each response returns the source document, the exact section, and a confidence score. If the knowledge base doesn't support a claim, the system returns null not a polished guess.
Embedry pins the embedding model, the version, and the retrieval logic for every document it indexes. The same question on the same corpus returns the same result last week, today, and in two years.
We don't ask you to take the AI's word for it. Every response is structured: an answer, the documents it came from, the specific sections, and a confidence score per source. You can hand it to a compliance officer. You can hand it to a court.
PDFs, Word, scanned reports, XML, structured records, web pages. Embedry normalises every format into a unified knowledge structure - with automatic entity extraction and minimal manual tagging.
Concepts across thousands of documents are linked even when they never reference each other. Your 2019 archive and last week's update become one network.
Power your internal chat, client portal, reporting dashboard, or any workflow from one verified knowledge layer. Build once. Run anywhere your data lives.
Thousands of papers, trials, protocols. Query with clinical precision. Every answer arrives with its PMIDs and exact sections attached.
Regulations, contracts, case law. Every response cites the exact clause. No paraphrasing the law, no guesswork in regulated environments.
SOPs, manuals, past project files, decisions and their reasoning. New hires find answers in seconds. Expertise stops walking out the door.
Thousands of SKUs, datasheets, supplier specs. Ask "what fits this requirement?" and get a verified answer - not a hopeful one.
Drug interactions, treatment guidelines, internal protocols - structured, retrievable, and exportable with full audit trails.
Your archive becomes your editorial engine. Generate summaries, briefings, and articles grounded only in verified internal sources.
Embedry is deliberately model-agnostic. The intelligence lives in the retrieval, the graph, and the audit trail not in any particular LLM. When the model market shifts again, your infrastructure stays intact.
Every document is fingerprinted and versioned. The exact state of the corpus at the moment any answer was produced is reproducible - months or years later.
Access controls, approval flows, and audit exports are part of the platform - not a future enterprise module. Designed for organisations that already answer to regulators.
No phone-home, no telemetry, no managed-service dependency. Disconnect the internet and Embedry keeps answering. That's what data sovereignty actually means.
Embedry is in early access for organisations in regulated industries across the EU. If verifiable, sovereign, deterministic AI infrastructure is on your roadmap, we'd like to hear about your corpus.
Scroll. The animation on the left shows where your data goes. The story on the right shows what that means for your business.
Your organisation has produced years of expertise - contracts, policies, manuals, research. It lives in shared drives, in inboxes, in someone's head. When a colleague leaves, a chunk leaves with them. When a question comes up, the right document is somewhere - but where?
Cloud AI tools are powerful - and they want your data. Every contract pasted in, every internal memo summarised, every client name mentioned. Once it leaves your network, you don't control it anymore. Your legal team knows this. That's why they keep saying no.
Embedry parses each document, understands its structure, and converts it into a form that supports precise semantic search. The processing happens once, locally, on your machine. The result is a knowledge layer you actually own.
A generic AI tool will give you a confident-sounding answer to almost any question. It will sound right. It will be plausible. And in regulated environments, that's the most dangerous failure mode there is - because nobody can tell when it's wrong.
Document, section, confidence score - every claim is cited and verifiable. Months later, you can reconstruct exactly how any answer was produced. Hand it to legal. Hand it to an auditor. Hand it to a regulator. The system is auditable by construction.
Embedry is in early access for organisations across the EU where verifiability isn't optional. The conversation starts with a look at your corpus.
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2025-03-08 |
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This review analyzes the termination mechanics of a commercial services agreement. Clause 12.3 defines notice requirements, cure periods, and obligations that survive termination.
Primary focus: whether early termination affects accrued payment obligations. Secondary focus: confidentiality, limitation of liability, and non-solicitation language.
Conclusion the agreement preserves accrued fees and confidentiality duties after termination. No explicit post-termination non-compete clause was found in the indexed text.