The business problem
Unstructured enquiries make it hard to separate confirmed requirements from assumptions. Teams can miss details or hand over work before the scope has been reviewed.
Try Enquiry Desk: turn a PDF or email brief into source-linked requirements, review the scope, then move approved work into a delivery queue.
Use fictional data. This reference uses rules-based extraction, with no paid AI calls or external email/CRM connection. It is our own demonstration, not a client case study.
PDF, text or email → structured requirements
Source lines, missing questions and approval
Delivery task, export and audit history
Unstructured enquiries make it hard to separate confirmed requirements from assumptions. Teams can miss details or hand over work before the scope has been reviewed.
Document intake, duplicate detection, evidence-linked extraction, editable review notes, named approval, internal handoff and a searchable delivery queue.
Server-enforced workflow states, browser workspace isolation, revision checks, validated uploads, bounded storage and a record of each change.
Load the sample enquiry, extract the brief, enter reviewer notes, save and approve. Create a delivery task, export the brief, then mark the work complete.
A functioning software workflow with persistent demo records. Text PDFs are supported; scanned PDFs require OCR. Reviewer names are demo attribution, not verified identities.
We can scope authentication, AI extraction, inbox ingestion and CRM integrations around your systems, access rules and acceptance criteria.
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