AI PDF summarizer
AI PDF summarizer
Upload contracts, reports, and research to Wyatt and ask questions in plain language. The assistant reads your PDFs and answers with citations, so you can find details and summarize long files in seconds.
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connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and data
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content types Wyatt searches and acts across
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copy-paste steps between your notes and your answers
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ready whenever the question comes up
What you can do with Wyatt
Understands your files
Wyatt reads the text in your PDFs so you can ask about them in plain language.
Find the detail
Locate a clause, figure, or definition without scrolling through every page.
Instant summaries
Get a clear summary of a long report or contract in a few sentences.
Cited answers
Responses link back to the source page so you can verify before you act.
Contracts, research papers, and reports are long and dense. Instead of skimming page by page, upload the file to Wyatt and ask exactly what you need — a deadline, a clause, a figure, or the gist of the whole thing.
Ask for a summary of a 40-page report, pull out the key terms of an agreement, or list the action items buried inside. The assistant reads the document and returns a clear, structured answer.
Bring several PDFs into your workspace and ask questions that span all of them. Compare versions, reconcile details, or find which file mentions a specific term.
Because answers cite the page they came from, you can click through to the source and confirm the detail. That keeps the workflow trustworthy for contracts and other high-stakes documents.
PDFs sit in the same workspace as your documents, tasks, and projects. Turn an answer into a task, drop a summary into a document, or reference the file from a related project.
One connected workspace for docs, tasks, chat, and databases — with Wyatt answering from all of it.
Add one or many PDFs to your workspace.
Ask for a summary, a specific detail, or a comparison across files.
Verify the citation and turn the result into a task, note, or document.
“Ask a question, get an answer grounded in your team's actual work — then turn it into action.”
Text-based PDFs like contracts, reports, research papers, and proposals work well. You can ask questions, request summaries, and extract details.
Yes. Add multiple PDFs to your workspace and ask questions that span them — useful for comparing versions or reconciling details.
Answers cite the source page so you can click through and verify the detail before acting on it.
Yes. Because PDFs live in your workspace, you can turn answers into tasks, drop summaries into documents, or link the file to a project.
It’s well suited to contracts: summarize terms, find specific clauses, and extract dates — with citations back to the source for verification.