Docugami

What Docugami is

Docugami converts business documents into structured Knowledge Graphs intended to support workflows and AI agents. It analyzes complete documents and organizes unstructured content for querying, reasoning, analytics, and extraction. The company says business users can create AI agents without coding or extensive training. Listed document types include contracts, ACORD forms, invoices, clinical trial documents, HR documents, and property records. Integrations listed on its homepage include SharePoint, Word, Excel, Google Drive, OneDrive, Zapier, Power Automate, Box, Dropbox, and Automation Anywhere. Outputs include XML, CSV, and JSON, with API-driven batch or real-time processing; the API is currently available to select customers on Docugami Playground. Docugami describes its service as SOC 2 and GDPR compliant and lists role-based access and audit trails. A free 14-day trial allows up to 1,000 page uploads and requires at least six documents of the same type. The trial offer says no credit card is required, while trial terms say an account and payment information are required. Paid plans include monthly upload limits, seats, rollover of unused uploads, and personalized support. Docugami was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Kirkland, Washington.

Who it suits

Docugami is aimed at business users in enterprises and midsize businesses, with a plan also listed for small businesses. It may suit teams structuring document content for workflows, analytics, or AI agents.

Limits

The free trial lasts 14 days, allows up to 1,000 page uploads, and requires at least six documents of the same type. The Professional plan costs $300 per month for one user and up to 450 page uploads per month; Team costs $600 per month for four users and up to 1,000 uploads per month.

Getting started

1. Visit docugami.com and create an account to start the free 14-day trial.
2. Provide payment information as required by the trial terms.
3. Upload at least six documents of the same type, up to 1,000 pages during the trial.
4. Connect a listed service such as SharePoint, Google Drive, or Box.
5. Choose a paid plan or contact sales about an Enterprise plan.

Verdict

Docugami turns document content into structured information for workflows and AI use, with several listed integrations and output formats. Its monthly paid tiers specify users and page-upload limits, while the trial has a 1,000-page allowance and conflicting stated payment-information requirements.