You know the document. Getting it is the hard part.
You state what you need in a sentence, or work down from your line of work to your task. The document appears on screen, ready to edit.
From your sentence to the document, in three steps.
You state what you need
In a sentence, or by working down from your line of work to your task. Jacquard finds it among 750 job-specific tasks.
It asks what’s missing
One field per piece of information it needs. If it would have to guess, it refuses and names the empty lines.
The document appears on screen
In the format that fits the task. You edit it, you take it with you.
It refuses rather than invents.
What’s missing is never guessed · Jacquard names the empty lines and asks before it writes. Nothing gets guessed on your behalf.
- One field per missing piece of information, never a guess on your behalf
- What you write is not kept beyond the drafting itself
- An account is all it takes: one e-mail address, nothing more
In Switzerland, or nowhere
The model that drafts is Apertus, served by Infomaniak, in Switzerland. Nothing you write is kept beyond processing.
Foire aux questions
What exactly does Jacquard produce?
You describe what you need in a sentence, or work down to your task among the 750 in the Chaptal catalog. “The catalog gives the recipe. The assistant cooks.”
What happens if information is missing?
Jacquard doesn’t guess · it names the empty lines and asks for them before writing the document.
Is my data kept?
No. What you write into a form is not kept beyond processing, and the model that drafts it, Apertus, runs at Infomaniak, in Switzerland.
Do I have to pay to try it?
No. The first document costs nothing and no card is requested. An account is enough, with one e-mail address, and nothing renews without you.
Put it to the test on your next document.
The first document costs nothing, no card is requested. Nothing renews without you.