Meaning, not exact wording
Search for the concept you need even when the document uses different terminology.
NoNetSearch understands meaning, ranks relevant passages and points users back to the genuine source document—without generating an answer.
…all new suppliers must complete the approval review before the first purchase order…
File servers, department drives, SharePoint exports and years of folders make finding one contract, policy or procedure unnecessarily slow.
Search for the concept you need even when the document uses different terminology.
See the relevant passage, filename and location instead of a generated summary.
Follow the result to the real file through your existing document access route.
“Our staff searched for ‘inspection sign-off’, but the document was filed as a ‘quality release record’, so ordinary keyword search missed it.”
Semantic retrieval connects the user’s wording with relevant passages, while still presenting the genuine filename, snippet and storage location.
NoNetSearch scans configured sources on an hourly, four-hourly or daily schedule. New content is surfaced for review rather than silently included.
Newly discovered folders and files are held for review, giving administrators control over what becomes searchable.
We provide the Docker image and signed offline licence certificate for your edition.
Run on Ubuntu or Windows Server through Docker Desktop with WSL2.
Point the service to selected network folders; no document migration is required.
Search becomes available as approved content is ingested.
A technical administrator already comfortable with Docker can typically complete the initial setup in under a day. Actual indexing time depends on the document volume and server specification.
NoNetSearch does not write an answer, summarise a policy or reinterpret a procedure. That restraint is deliberate: users receive evidence from the source rather than prose created by a model.
The 15-day trial begins from the first document ingested.