Ground results, validate operations, and route work with rules your document agents can follow.
Ground results
Data Extraction API connects values to source regions with match labels and confidence signals.
Learn moreValidate document edits
Document Authoring checks tool names, arguments, and current element IDs before applying requested changes.
Learn moreChoose models
Workflow Automation connects AI tasks to configured providers and pinned model versions.
Learn moreSet response limits
Workflow Automation sets token limits for AI responses to constrain output length and usage.
Learn moreRoute approvals and exceptions
Workflow rules use task status, form data, and approval choices to decide what runs next.
Learn moreControl document writes
Document Authoring can apply edits, stage tracked changes for review, or block writes through editor mode.
Learn moreA pattern built with document review events and your application’s evaluation process.
Connect your orchestration
Use document evidence and review events with your model router, cost policies, and evaluation pipeline.
Shared agent governance
Governed memory, agent routing, a shared revision-history layer, and a document harness are in development.
No. Repeatable operations and schema checks do not establish semantic correctness. Source matches can reveal unsupported values, and Document Authoring rejects stale edit targets. Your workflow still needs checks for its task and source context.
Yes. Use source-match labels and calibrated confidence thresholds in your application or workflow rules. Confidence is a relative signal, not a probability; a missing score means no score is available.
Governance groups capabilities across Nutrient products. Use the linked product guides for availability, deployment, and integration details.