Decades of board minutes live in scanned PDFs nobody can search. Boardli reads them with OCR, so they join the archive search and the AI assistant’s answers, page by page.
A ZIP or a whole folder of scanned minutes goes into the archive.
OCR turns every page into searchable text.
The archive search and the AI assistant find it, and cite the page.
Upload a ZIP or a whole folder of scans. Files are processed in the background and become searchable within minutes.
Every scanned page is read and turned into text you can search.
A PDF whose text layer is damaged is detected and sent through OCR, not left unsearchable.
Once read, scanned minutes are covered by the archive search like any other document.
Ask the AI assistant a question and it cites the scanned minutes and the page, with a thumbnail of that page.
Ask in plain language, and the agent answers from your minutes, scanned ones included, showing the page each answer came from.
Decades of minutes,finally part of the conversation.
How it works
