Documents filed before anyone touches them.

Every incoming file identified, labeled, matched to its requirement, and filed — whether it arrived by upload, email, or fax.

What it is

Documents arrive messy: a single PDF with six items inside, an emailed photo, a fax with no context. The agents identify what each document actually is, split multi-document files, match each item to the right requirement on the right candidate, and file it — consistently named and indexed.

How the agents run it · Documents & Identity

  1. 01

    Identify

    Each incoming file is recognized: what document, which person, what date.

  2. 02

    Split

    Multi-document PDFs are separated into their individual items.

  3. 03

    Match

    Each document is attached to the requirement it satisfies.

  4. 04

    Index

    Consistent naming and indexing make the packet searchable and audit-ready.

What you get

  • No manual sorting queue
  • Multi-document PDFs split automatically
  • Packets consistently named and indexed

Questions

What happens when a candidate uploads one PDF with everything in it?

The agent splits it — recognizing each document inside, separating them, and filing each against its own requirement with consistent naming.

Can documents arriving by email be classified?

Yes. Attachments arriving through any channel — upload link, email, even fax-to-email — flow through the same identification and filing pipeline.

See document classification run live.

Thirty minutes, one placement, worked live — start to submit-ready.