Research with Nora. Keep the context.
Use Nora to research public sources, ask questions about your files and explore career opportunities. Source links and file references help you check each answer.
Explore companies, public sources and your own files. Keep the evidence beside the answer.
What can you research with Nora?
Public sources
Read company, team and contact pages
Your files
Ask questions about your documents.
Your conversation
Build on earlier questions and keep the context.
Bring the information you have.
Upload XLSX, CSV, PDF, DOCX or TXT files. View PDF pages, formatted documents or spreadsheet sheets in Library, then ask Nora questions grounded in your material. File research is available on Plus and Pro.
Open LibraryAsk the next question.
Follow a company overview with questions about its people, contact routes or relevance to your offer. Your conversation provides the context.
- Explore your next career step.
- Return to your findings.
How to check the sources in an AI research answer
Open the source behind a claim, confirm that it describes the right person or company, and check whether it actually supports the answer.
Open the original source.
Follow the source link beside the answer. For a file question, check the referenced document rather than relying on the summary alone.
Check identity and context.
Compare the name, date and relevant identifiers. For a UK company, a company number helps distinguish businesses with similar names.
Keep uncertainty visible.
If the source is missing, outdated or does not support the claim, ask a follow-up question and leave the point unconfirmed.
Illustrative example
Two businesses have similar names. Match the company number before using a registered address or director’s name in your brief.
This is a fictional example, not a customer result.
What this cannot tell you
A citation is a route to evidence, not a guarantee that every sentence is correct. Review the original material before acting on the answer.
Further reading: Find and update company information at Companies House
Questions about Research.
Your research and work, in one place.
From the first question to the next application or conversation, keep the research and the work in one place.