Welcome to amaise
amaise is your AI-powered platform for document analysis and case management. The app automatically reads your documents, extracts relevant information, and provides intelligent assistants — so you can focus on what matters most.
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The case overview
After logging in, you’ll arrive at the case overview — your central starting point. Here you see all your cases at a glance.
Search — Use the search bar to find cases by name or reference.
Filter — Narrow the display using filters like status or responsible person.
Sort — Adjust the order with sorting options.
→ Learn more: Case overview: managing cases
Creating a case
Click the plus icon (+) in the top right corner of the case overview. The Create new case wizard opens and guides you through three steps.
1. Case data — Enter the personal details: First name, Last name, and Customer / Policyholder. If needed, add a Case reference and a Responsible person; if your workspace uses access groups, you also pick an Access group here. Then click Continue to upload.
2. File upload — Drag your PDFs into the area or click Select files. Then click Create case and start processing.
3. Confirmation — You'll see your uploaded files with their status. amaise starts processing your case right away; you can close the window with Close and come back anytime. You'll get an email once everything is ready, if email notifications are enabled.
→ Learn more: Case overview: managing cases
Want to import your cases automatically from an existing system? Feel free to contact us, and we’ll help you set it up!
Opening a case
Click a case to open it. amaise brings you back to where you last left off — a short note offers Start fresh if you'd rather begin at the default view. Two bars help you find your way:
Views (left bar) — Switch between the main views of the case: Dashboards, Case history, and Document study. While Document study is active, extra panels appear below it, such as the document storage and the exports.
Tools (right edge) — CasePilot, DocPilot, Case notes, Manage access, and Collaboration are available in every view.
→ Learn more: Case overview: Open and navigate a case
Uploading documents
You can add more documents to an existing case at any time — processing starts automatically.
In the case overview, open the case's file manager via the folder icon on the case card. The Files in case window opens.
Drag your PDFs into the upload area or click Select files.
amaise checks and processes each file automatically: OCR, segmentation, classification, and information extraction run in the background. Newly added files get a Just added label.
If a file can’t be uploaded — for example because it’s a duplicate or not a valid PDF — the row turns red. Use Clear failed to remove those rows and try again. The window stays open, so you can add several files one after another.
→ Learn more: Document study: Organizing documents
Per file you can upload up to 2000 pages and 2 GB, and up to 100 files per upload. Only PDF files without password protection are supported.
Using AI assistants
amaise offers you three AI assistants:
CasePilot — Ask questions about an entire case. CasePilot analyzes all documents and provides answers with source references.
DocPilot — Ask questions about a single document or a selection of documents. DocPilot knows the content in detail.
LegalPilot — Research legal information independently of case content (BETA). LegalPilot has no own icon — you reach it via the scope switcher (gavel) in the chat.
Just type your question into the chat field and get a well-founded answer within seconds.
→ Learn more: AI assistants: CasePilot · AI assistants: DocPilot · AI assistants: LegalPilot
You can switch between the pilots anytime — via the icons in the tool bar on the right edge or the speed dial left of the input field.
Next steps
You now know the basics. Next, explore:
Dashboards — Get an overview of predefined case questions and answers. → Dashboards: overview and navigation
Case history — Track the chronological progress of your case. → Case history: overview and navigation
Collaboration — Work with colleagues and external partners. → Collaboration: Overview
Exports — Export case dossiers and share them securely. → Exports: create and share exports
Case notes — Record your thoughts and analyses. → Case notes: Notebook
Personal settings — Customize notifications and your profile. → Personal settings: profile, notifications, and account