Question 1

How does Wyzer Detective avoid AI hallucinations?

Accepted Answer

Wyzer Detective uses our proprietary SHERLOCK engine, a deterministic logic-based system that produces reproducible results with audit trails. Unlike Large Language Models (LLMs), SHERLOCK leads with formal logic and uses generative AI only where it adds value—never for factual determinations. This eliminates hallucinations and compounding errors, delivering results you can trust for critical business decisions.

Question 2

What documents can Wyzer Detective analyze?

Accepted Answer

Wyzer Detective analyzes contracts, RFPs, technical requirements, product specifications, compliance documents, regulatory submissions, and M&A due diligence materials. It detects duplicates, contradictions, and gaps with enterprise-grade precision, providing audit trails for every finding.

Question 3

Why does catching document errors early save 100x the cost?

Accepted Answer

Industry research shows fixing errors discovered late in delivery costs 100x more than catching them early. Contract gaps found post-signature require expensive renegotiations. Spec errors discovered in production cause massive rework. Compliance failures trigger regulatory fines and market delays. Wyzer Detective eliminates gaps and confusion at the source, preventing costly downstream mistakes before they cascade into customer delivery failures.

Question 4

What is the SHERLOCK engine?

Accepted Answer

SHERLOCK is Wyzer's proprietary deterministic analysis engine that detects duplicates, contradictions, and gaps in contracts, requirements, and compliance documents. It produces reproducible, auditable results without AI hallucinations, providing the foundation for Wyzer Detective and our entire product ecosystem.

Question 5

Who uses Wyzer Detective?

Accepted Answer

Wyzer Detective is trusted by procurement teams analyzing contracts and RFPs, product and engineering leaders validating requirements, QA and compliance teams reviewing regulatory documents, and legal teams conducting M&A due diligence. Any role requiring absolute accuracy in critical document analysis benefits from deterministic precision.

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