Humata

Humata is a web-based AI tool for working with documents, especially PDF files. It lets you upload files and use chat-style Q&A to extract answers and insights from the content, with the product positioned for both individual use and team access.

It’s built for people and organizations that need to query internal documents while keeping access controlled. According to its pricing and security pages, you can start in the browser, use the free tier, and move into paid plans for small teams or enterprise use. The product also supports SAML-based SSO, so it fits into existing identity setups like Okta or Google.

Humata’s strongest evidence in the crawled content is around security and compliance: it says customer data is encrypted at rest and in transit, does not use user data to train its AI models, and is SOC 2 Type II compliant. It also states that document data used for its model is not retained beyond 30 days, while dashboard data remains until you request otherwise.

The product appears to be a standard chat-first document assistant rather than a highly autonomous agent. It can answer questions over files, but the content does not show agentic behaviors like multi-step external task execution, app automation, or tool orchestration. Pricing is publicly listed, but some details on the underlying model stack and broader setup requirements are limited; the page explicitly mentions GPT-5 support, but not whether Humata supports multiple model providers or local models.