Typed region parsing
Identifies typed regions such as tables, figures, signatures, and handwriting, which helps the model separate structured content from surrounding text.
Unsiloed AI is a document-understanding product for extracting structured information from enterprise documents. The homepage positions it around reading pages like a human, separating text into typed regions, and preserving layout so the output keeps tables, headers, and other document structure intact.
It is described as a dual-stream vision model with an attention-guided heatmap layer and a domain-specific decoder. The stated goal is to turn complex legal, financial, healthcare, and regulatory documents into schema-conditioned outputs that respect cross-field relationships such as totals matching line items and references resolving correctly.
Identifies typed regions such as tables, figures, signatures, and handwriting, which helps the model separate structured content from surrounding text.
Uses attention-guided heatmaps to concentrate compute on pivot zones such as numerical columns, merged cells, and section headers.
Processes documents through parallel data and layout streams so content tokens and visual structure are considered together.
Combines the streams with cross-attention to reason over both text and layout, which is important for forms and mixed-structure pages.
Produces schema-conditioned outputs with cross-field constraints so related values stay consistent across the extracted result.
Names legal, financial, healthcare, and regulatory documents as target domains and says the model was trained on millions of enterprise documents.
Extract values from reports where tables, merged cells, and section headers affect how numbers should be read and grouped.
Read contract pages that mix clauses, signatures, and structured references while keeping hierarchy intact.
Pull structured fields from records that combine free text, forms, and layout-heavy sections.
Handle regulatory filings where references, cross-field checks, and document structure need to remain consistent in the output.
The homepage describes Unsiloed AI as a document-reading system that breaks pages into typed regions and combines layout and text signals to produce structured outputs. It appears aimed at enterprise document workflows rather than general chat use.
The source mentions legal contracts, financial reports, healthcare records, and regulatory filings as supported domains. It also says outputs are schema-conditioned with cross-field constraints, so structured extraction is a core part of the workflow.
The site does not provide setup instructions, an API reference, or a documented playground on the collected pages. Based on the homepage, the product works by reading page structure, applying attention-guided focus to key regions, and decoding the document into a domain-specific schema.
No pricing information is available from the collected sources. The pricing URL returns a 404, so the site does not currently expose pricing details on the pages reviewed here.
The collected sources do not mention team features, integrations, or deployment options. Those details are not supported by the available pages.
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