Organize documents into searchable units
Long documents are split into clauses and context units, together with the source, language and other details needed for search.
CONVOFIN LEARN · TECHNOLOGY
Technology that finds what you need in financial documents, classifies what each clause means, and verifies the results. Meet ConvoFin Learn.
This page covers how document search and model training and validation work, and how they could extend to finding financial products that match customer needs.
Explore applications01 / RETRIEVAL-AUGMENTED GENERATION
RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) first searches for material related to a question, then generates an explanation that draws on what it found. It suits information that has a source text to check, such as terms and conditions or product descriptions.
Long documents are split into clauses and context units, together with the source, language and other details needed for search.
It finds clauses related to the input sentence. Even when similar words appear, the conditions and surrounding context must be checked.
The material found is linked to the explanation as a reference. Generated explanations should be compared with the source, and anything with weak evidence checked separately.
ConvoFin Learn implements document organization, search and search-result review. The flow above explains how RAG works; how much of it applies to a given analysis depends on each feature's settings and validation status.
02 / MACHINE LEARNING
Machine learning learns patterns from example data to classify or predict new input. ConvoFin Learn can train and evaluate a classification model on reviewed financial clauses.
Classifying clauses into fees, cancellation, obligations, losses and so on helps organize what to check. A classification is not a legal judgment on the clause or a statement of suitability for any customer.
RAG asks “what material should this explanation rest on?” while machine learning asks “what kind of clause is this sentence?” Search can find context and learning can help classify, but each result must be verified on its own.
03 / APPLICATIONS
Directions this could grow in, built on document search and clause classification.
The customer's preferred product type, purpose, amount, term, interest conditions and repayment method are organized, then candidates that match are found in product descriptions and terms.
Machine learning can classify documents and clause types, and RAG can explain a candidate product by linking its conditions to the supporting sentences.
Example: turning a customer need into search conditions
“I want to repay the same amount every month,
and compare what it costs to pay off early.”
A hypothetical example. Not a real product list or search result.
Offering real product search would require obtaining and updating current product data and verifying conditions. A match on paper does not guarantee eligibility, approval or personal suitability.
Find clauses on costs, cancellation and obligations in insurance terms, loan product descriptions and card notices, and organize what to check.
Financial document analysis guide →Search for product explanations and supporting terms during a consultation, and organize conditions the counselor should check further.
Organize document examples by type to learn easily missed points such as fees, cancellation terms and customer obligations.
Browse financial terms (Korean) →04 / QUALITY & SCOPE
Even products with the same name can have different conditions depending on the document date and who it applies to. Check that the retrieved text applies to your situation.
We need to check whether validation data reflects real use. This page does not state unverified accuracy figures or promise performance.
Data used for document search and model training must be checked for usage rights and personal information. See our Privacy Policy for how the service handles personal data.
This page describes using customer conditions for document search. We do not recommend or broker specific products, or provide loan screening results.