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DSX IQ · Use Cases

One archive, many questions.

The questions teams already need answered from documents they already hold — and how DSX IQ answers each one across the whole record rather than a handful of files.

Legal

Question a matter's full document set — obligations, precedents, exposure — without reading it end to end. The pleadings, the annexes, the correspondence and the earlier matters that touched the same counterparty are all in the same conversation.

Questions it answers
Which obligations in this matter survive termination? Where have we agreed to a shorter notice period than our standard? What did we argue the last time this clause was disputed?

Financial services

Interrogate credit files, policy manuals and regulatory correspondence in one place. The rule, the exception that was granted, and the file it was applied to stop living in three separate systems.

Questions it answers
Which version of the credit policy applied when this file was approved? What has the regulator asked us about this topic before, and what did we answer? Where do our manuals contradict each other on this control?

Insurance

Reconstruct a claim from every document attached to it — the policy wording in force, the correspondence, the reports and the photographs — and ask what the file as a whole supports.

Questions it answers
What does the file actually establish about the sequence of events? Which exclusions were in force under the wording that applied? What is missing from this file before it can be settled?

Compliance and audit

Test a control against every policy version and every piece of evidence held. Answers arrive with the document, page and passage attached, which is the form an auditor will accept.

Questions it answers
What evidence do we hold that this control operated all year? When did this policy change, and what did it say before? Which obligations have no evidence attached to them at all?

Engineering and operations

Ask specifications, manuals and incident history as a single body of knowledge, so the answer to "has this happened before?" does not depend on who happens to remember it.

Questions it answers
Has this failure mode been reported before, and what resolved it? Which specification governs this component, and in what revision? What do our manuals require before this work can be signed off?

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