Docugami
Docugami provides generative AI for business documents using patented technology that converts documents into XML Knowledge Graphs with hierarchical semantic chunking for enterprise-scale accuracy.

Overview
Based in Kirkland, Washington, Docugami develops document AI that automatically transforms business documents into Knowledge Graphs of actionable data at enterprise scale. The company's patented Business Document Foundation Model uses multiple frequently-updated open-source LLMs to generate XML Knowledge Graphs capturing all information in complex business documents. Docugami's KG-RAG (Knowledge Graph-RAG) architecture with exclusive hierarchical semantic chunking through Contextual Semantic Labels (CSLs) breaks documents into chunks, identifies relevant sections, and labels each with deep understanding of organizational norms and terminology. The company has received grants from the U.S. National Science Foundation, NASA, and Mitacs (Canadian research organization), with Gartner citing Docugami as an example of Generative AI innovation beyond traditional IDP. In 2025, Docugami launched a Canadian subsidiary to expand operations.
Key Features
- XML Knowledge Graphs: Patented system converts entire documents into structured Knowledge Graphs with all information preserved as actionable data nodes
- Contextual Semantic Labels (CSLs): Hierarchical semantic chunking breaks long-form documents into labeled chunks with deep contextual understanding of organizational terminology
- Business Document Foundation Model: Proprietary deep learning stack with agentic quality control using multiple state-of-the-art open-source LLMs
- KG-RAG Architecture: Knowledge Graph-enhanced Retrieval-Augmented Generation outperforms standard RAG through comprehensive XML Knowledge Graph creation
- Redis Integration: Uses Redis for caching and data structure management to optimize AI-powered accuracy
- NVIDIA Inception: Leverages NVIDIA Inception program to advance market-leading generative AI for business documents
Use Cases
Contract Analysis and Report Generation
Legal and procurement teams use Docugami to analyze contract portfolios. The system converts contracts into XML Knowledge Graphs, extracting clauses, terms, and obligations as structured data nodes. Organizations generate reports comparing contracts, identifying non-standard terms, and analyzing risk exposure across hundreds of agreements without manual review.
Business Process Automation
Enterprises deploy Docugami to power automated workflows with document data. The Knowledge Graphs feed business processes with structured information from unstructured documents, enabling automated routing, approval workflows, and system integrations. The patented CSL labeling adapts to organizational terminology, improving accuracy for company-specific document types.
Compliance and Regulatory Reporting
Financial services and healthcare organizations extract compliance-relevant information from document collections. Docugami's hierarchical semantic chunking identifies specific regulatory requirements buried in lengthy documents, creating structured data streams for compliance reporting. The XML Knowledge Graphs ensure complete information capture for audit trails and regulatory submissions.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Core Technology | Patented Business Document Foundation Model, XML Knowledge Graphs, KG-RAG |
| AI Architecture | Multiple open-source LLMs with agentic quality control |
| Chunking Method | Hierarchical semantic chunking via Contextual Semantic Labels (CSLs) |
| Output Format | XML Knowledge Graphs with actionable data nodes |
| Accuracy Approach | Patented AI designed for business scenarios, prevents hallucination |
| Data Infrastructure | Redis integration for caching and optimization |
| Recognition | Gartner cited for Generative AI innovation |
| Funding | U.S. National Science Foundation, NASA, Mitacs grants |
| Geographic Expansion | Canadian subsidiary launched 2025 |
| Technology Partners | NVIDIA Inception program member |
Resources
Company Information
Headquarters: Kirkland, Washington, United States
Canadian Operations: Subsidiary launched 2025
Recognition: Gartner, NSF/NASA/Mitacs grants, NVIDIA Inception