Answers, in plain terms.

Quantiva is a document-intelligence platform for teams whose work depends on reading documents carefully. It turns uploaded documents into structured, traceable analysis — including credit work, research, diligence, and agreement review — so your people spend their time on judgment rather than data entry. See how it works →

Financial teams, analysts, legal teams, and diligence teams — anyone who receives stacks of documents and has to turn them into a consistent, defensible write-up. It is multi-tenant, so each organization works in its own isolated workspace.

No. Quantiva produces the analysis; your people read it, question it, and make the call. Every figure can be traced back to a source document, and every standard applied is one your team configured. The decision always stays with a human.

A submitter uploads the relevant documents and starts an analysis. Quantiva extracts the structured data, runs the ratio analysis and scoring, and produces a draft. An approver then reviews, adjusts if needed, and records the decision. The whole path — submission, review, approval, and revisions — is captured in an activity timeline.

Financial statements, bank records, agreements, identity documents, and other supporting files that typically accompany document-heavy work. Uploaded files are stored privately and malware-scanned before processing.

Each organization has submitter, approver, and admin roles. Submitters prepare and submit analyses, approvers make decisions, and admins manage the organization, its members, and its settings. New members either create an organization or request to join an existing one, subject to admin approval.

Yes. Thresholds, standards, and the knowledge base are configurable per organization, so the output reflects how your team actually works rather than a fixed one-size-fits-all template.

Create an organization, or join an existing one with the Organization ID your admin gives you. You agree to the Terms & Conditions when you sign up. Sign up →

Each organization is isolated from every other tenant. Accounts use hashed passwords with brute-force protection, optional two-factor authentication, and session management. An append-only audit trail records security-relevant activity. For the full picture, see our Security overview →

Document retention is configurable, and Quantiva supports data export and deletion requests with an evidence log of deletions. Details are on the Security page.

The platform Terms & Conditions are presented during signup, and you confirm them when you create or join an organization.