Research
Research with sources, delivered as a finished report.
You ask the question. Verselo draws up a research plan, checks sources and writes a report in which every statement points to its source. Run it once or as a scheduled task every week.
From plan to report, every step in view.
First Verselo shows you the research plan: which questions it will answer and where it will look. Then it gathers sources, weighs them and writes the report with a summary, detail and a recommendation. Every statement carries a number that leads to its source. A research run takes a few minutes.
The web and your company knowledge in one report.
Sources come from the web. If you want, Verselo adds your company knowledge, such as your own market notes or past proposals. For the web part, only search terms go to a search engine; your files and chats stay in Verselo. You can turn the finished report into a Word document or PDF right from the chat.
- Input
- Market overview of competitor Z as a report, using our "Proposals" folder.
- Action
- Verselo searches the web and the "Proposals" folder.
- Result
- A report with a summary, a comparison and numbered sources from the web and company knowledge.
Repeat research every week.
You can set up research as a scheduled task, once, daily or weekly. The finished report lands in your inbox, and you get an email with a link. If the credit balance runs out, scheduled tasks pause automatically.
- Input
- Every Monday at 8 am: summary of new tenders in our industry.
- Action
- Scheduled task with research, weekly.
- Result
- A new report with sources in your inbox every Monday, plus an email with a link.
Web search for the quick answer, research for the report.
Web search in the chat answers a question in a few sentences, with the search term and a handful of sources. Research plans several searches, checks far more sources and delivers a structured report. That takes longer and uses credits.
Frequently asked questions
How does Verselo produce a research report?
In three steps. Verselo first draws up a research plan showing which questions it will answer and where it will look. Then Verselo gathers and checks sources on the web and, if you want, in your company knowledge. The result is a report with a summary, detail and a recommendation, where every statement points to its source. If you need it, you export the report as a Word document or PDF.
Where do the sources in a Verselo report come from?
From the web and, if you want, from your company knowledge. Every statement in a Verselo report carries a number that leads to its source, so you can check each point yourself. For the web part, only search terms go to a search engine; your files and chats stay in Verselo. A report is only as good as its sources, so check important statements against the original.
Can Verselo repeat research on a schedule?
Yes. In Verselo you set up research as a scheduled task, once, daily or weekly, for example an overview of new tenders every Monday at 8 am. The finished report lands in your inbox and you get an email with a link. Each run uses credits. If the balance runs out, scheduled tasks pause automatically until credits are topped up.
How is research different from web search in chat?
Web search answers a question right in the chat, in a few sentences with the search term and its sources. Verselo research plans several searches, checks far more sources and writes a structured report with citations. That takes a few minutes and uses credits from the workspace balance. For a deadline, web search is enough; for a market overview, use research.
Test it on your own case at launch.
Write down a question your team would normally spend a long time searching the web for, such as an overview of a competitor. At launch, have Verselo turn it into a report and check the sources. At launch you test Verselo for free, with your company email, once per company. A founder spot locks in the price for 12 months. Until then you get one email a week with practical AI for teams and where the platform stands.