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Convictional's powerful search feature allows you to find and analyze information across all of your integrated documents, meetings, decisions, and the wider internet. Our AI-powered search understands the content of your organization's knowledge and provides intelligent responses tailored to your needs.
Convictional offers two search modes to help you find the information you need:
The Ask mode is designed for quick, focused answers to specific questions. It's perfect when you need immediate information or straightforward answers grounded in your organization's context.
Key features:
Fast, concise responses to direct questions
Citations linking to source documents
Access to your organization's knowledge base
Support for specific queries about people, processes, and policies
The Research mode provides comprehensive, in-depth analysis on complex topics. It's ideal when you need thorough exploration of a subject that may span multiple documents or sources.
Key features:
Detailed, structured reports synthesizing information from multiple sources
Step-by-step reasoning and analysis
Comprehensive coverage of complex topics
Takes longer to generate but provides deeper insights
Can search across the web
When using search, you can specify which sources to include:
Convictional - Content within the platform (meetings, decisions, discussions)
Integrated services - Content from connected services (Google Drive, Slack, GitHub, etc.)
Web - Information from the wider internet (cannot be used in Ask mode)
When you connect your Google Drive to Convictional, you can personalize your search experience to include your documents:
Access your documents - Search across all of your Google Drive files that you have permission to access
Smart content understanding - Our AI understands the content of your documents and includes relevant information in search results
Contextual citations - When information from your Google Drive documents is used in responses, it's properly cited with links back to the original source
