Why language models alone fall short when it counts – and what c:node does differently.
Recognise patterns, check them against rules, evidence them traceably: the science behind the c:node Graph.
5 min readCost per evidenced answer: up to 24× cheaper.
The same model alone or with c:node – calculated at list prices, all assumptions disclosed.
3 min read
Why AML client checks take so much manual work.
And how c:node links client file, registers and sanctions lists – every finding with its source.
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Why critical clauses get overlooked.
And how c:node ties every statement to its citation.
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Why funding decisions take too long.
And how c:node speeds them up – with a citation for every statement.
6 min read
Why procurement risks are spotted too late.
And how c:node shows supply risks early and with a source.
6 min read
Why HR deadlines slip through.
And how c:node ties every deadline to contract and law.
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Why knowledge gets lost during roll-out.
And how c:node keeps processes consistent across the organisation.
6 min readc:node or Microsoft Copilot?
Where Copilot is strong – and where regulated organisations need evidenced answers.
2 min readc:node or ChatGPT Enterprise?
General knowledge versus evidenced knowledge about your organisation and applicable law.
2 min readc:node or Claude?
Claude as your team’s assistant, c:node for evidenced answers – and both together via MCP.
4 min readc:node or Langdock?
AI platform for the whole company versus evidenced answers with law, registers and market.
4 min readc:node or Glean?
Enterprise search versus a Company Brain with law, registers and market.
2 min readEvidenced answers: the same model, with a source.
What c:node adds to a model – step by step.
3 min readAPI & MCP: evidenced answers via interface.
Quickstart, profiles, MCP setup and the complete Contract API reference.
10 min readThe c:node Graph – live.
Laws, registers, public tenders and standards, checked against the official source.
External ↗Your question is missing? We answer it with a source.
Write to us – or try it right away in the free sandbox.