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evidence-grade document intelligence

Structured evidence for accountable AI.

ProofLayer packages document processing as an evidence runtime: source refs, coordinate refs, SpanTape-backed chunks, raw/OCR/translated layers, processing manifests, and degraded-state semantics for serious retrieval and review workflows.

ProofLayer

Runtime research and productization

A competitor to Unstructured for teams that need structured evidence objects, not only extracted JSON.

Audience
Teams building RAG, legal review, compliance analysis, and intelligence systems where provenance must survive the pipeline.
Stage
Runtime research and productization

the case

01 problem

Most document AI tools flatten messy files into plausible text. That is useful until an answer must point back to page, box, source, confidence, and degraded extraction state.

02 approach

ProofLayer treats every extraction as an evidence object with lineage. The product surface should make a quick workbench feel simple while preserving the deeper runtime contract.

03 outcome

AI systems can cite the evidence they used, expose degraded states, and keep structured output tied to the file that produced it.

capabilities

Evidence workbench

Element and coordinate contracts

Raw/OCR/translated layers

Workflow and job graph

Downloadable structured outputs

product lines

01

Evidence workbench

planned
02

Contract normalizer

planned
03

Coordinate-cited RAG

planned
04

Multilingual OCR review lane

planned
05

Workflow graph for documents

planned

proof state

Unstructured comparison found a clear wedge around coordinate-linked, script-aware evidence objects.

The ProofLayer runtime direction already includes element contracts, source refs, coordinate refs, and transform lineage.

The missing layer is the public workbench, connector editor, workflow/job graph, and generated SDK examples.

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A competitor to Unstructured for teams that need structured evidence objects, not only extracted JSON.