The Big Strategic Organizational Problem Kim Solves

Don't just manage your documents; activate them and reuse the data.

Documents are the lifeblood of every organization, pulsing with vital information that keeps operations flowing smoothly. Each document serves as a beat in the rhythm of daily business, from the customer onboarding checklist through the IT InfoSec compliance forms and sales proposal documents to the contracts with employees, customers, and suppliers. Without documents, the organizational body will falter and be unable to coordinate its efforts. Documents drive decisions, actions, and growth.

These documents, and critically the data in them, make up an organization's DNA. Combined, they capture the unique processes, decisions, values, and agreements that define an organization's identity and operational blueprint. They contain the knowledge of past decisions, current operations, and future strategies, weaving together the narrative of the organization's identity, culture, and objectives. Through this intricate tapestry of information, every document contributes to the unique genetic code that defines what the organization is, how it operates, and where it is going.

Successful organizations strive to activate their documents and the data in them. Kim helps them do this.

It is all about the data.

Kim generates entire web applications from documents and activates the data in them. To do this requires no specialist IT or applications development resources because Kim is a no-code, patent-protected SaaS platform.

Kim represents a pivotal innovation in technology infrastructure. By simplifying data capture, automating document generation, and seamlessly integrating with other systems through its powerful low code inbound and outbound integration layer, Kim streamlines operations, enhances efficiency and boosts productivity across the board. It empowers organizations of all sizes to leverage their own 'DNA' - the valuable data embedded in their documents - transforming it into actionable insights and operational excellence.

Kim is not just an addition to an organization's tech stack; it is a transformative force that propels businesses toward a more integrated, automated, and data-driven future.

Generate web applications from your documents. 

By converting static documents into dynamic web applications, Kim unlocks the data they contain, making it accessible, actionable, and reusable. This activation means that the valuable information, once trapped on the page, can now generate other documents, flow into databases and other systems (from SharePoint and the Microsoft stack to Salesforce, SAP and ServiceNow), fuel automated processes and inform decision-making in real-time.

Reusing this data across various systems and platforms eliminates the need for the manual rekeying of data, reduces errors, and ensures consistency. Essentially, Kim transforms documents from mere records of information into living assets that continuously contribute to the organization's efficiency, growth, and innovation.

Scalable and future-proofed for the Generative AI World.

Every Kim web Application a customer creates, regardless of industry or purpose, follows the same repeatable no-code configuration. To the end user, each Application created appears as a single, focused, relevant solution, and it conceals the complexity. Imagine an Application such as a Blood Transfusion Consent Form, a Client Onboarding Checklist, a Real Estate Contract or a Transaction Reporting Attestation for MDs in an Investment Bank. Ostensibly, these are all very different, but to Kim, because of its neural net and assimilation capabilities, these are all the same. This is what makes Kim so scalable.

Kim is becoming a key part of any organization's tech stack. Tactically, it solves real-world data capture, data management and document automation problems today. Strategically, because Kim is deterministic and provides certainty (i.e. it does not hallucinate – see Why Kim Brochure), it is a key part of any organization's future AI tech infrastructure. It captures the data.