Adlib
The AI Production Layer for Regulated Industries·adlibsoftware.com
Adlib is a document automation and processing platform that converts unstructured, complex documents into structured, validated, AI-ready data. It covers the full document lifecycle: input, conversion, extraction, assembly, validation, and delivery, with human-in-the-loop review and audit trails. It is built for regulated, high-stakes environments such as life sciences, insurance, and public sector, integrating with existing enterprise systems without requiring a platform replacement.
What it's for
Features 20
- Agentic insurance intake and claims/policy agents
- AI-ready document processing with AI Trust Scoring
- Automatic document classification (invoices, contracts, batch records, CAD packages)
- Bring-your-own-LLM support (OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic, private/on-prem models)
- CAD file conversion (DWG and others) preserving layers and design fidelity
- Document assembly: merging, splitting, watermarking, digital signatures, PDF/A compliance
- Elastic processing at scale for peak volumes
- Enterprise system integration via REST API and pre-built connectors
- Enterprise-grade multi-engine OCR with deskew and despeckle
- Granular data extraction of fields, clauses, tables, and IDs
- Human-in-the-loop validation with confidence thresholds
- Intelligent exception management with review queue
- Multi-channel document intake (email, web portal, API, MFP scan, direct upload)
- No-code workflow configuration and automation
- Pixel-perfect rendering preserving layout, layers, vectors, bookmarks, TOCs
- PrecisionPath pre-configured industry accuracy frameworks
- RAG-ready content chunking
- Real-time exception handling
- Support for 300+ file types
- Validated, compliant document outputs
At a glance
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Pricing
There is no public price list. Pricing is shaped by selected tier, annual document volume, geography, line of business, integrations, and support requirements. Adlib is sold through a consultative sales process with no self-serve checkout; buyers are directed to talk to an expert or use an online estimator to get a recommended tier.
Core tier; pricing is not publicly listed and requires talking to sales.
Described as the entry point tier ('Most common starting point'); no public price shown.
Mid tier between Automate and Orchestrate.
Adds broader integrations and an assurance layer for higher-stakes volumes; no public price shown.
Highest tier; site notes engagements at this tier 'usually start above' the highest surveyed budget bracket ($500K+).
Full platform tier for enterprise-wide orchestration; no public price shown.