Humata

Humata is a web-based “PDF AI” assistant that lets you interact with your documents conversationally. You upload files (like PDFs) and then ask questions in natural language to get answers and insights, rather than manually scanning through pages. The product is positioned as a secure, enterprise-ready way to unlock information from documents.

The target audience ranges from individual users and students to small teams and large enterprises. Plans are structured around page usage and number of users, with dedicated student pricing, team tiers, and an enterprise option focused on security and governance. You get started via a browser-based signup flow with a free tier that lets you try the chat-with-PDF experience without a credit card.

Humata emphasizes security and compliance more than many consumer-grade document chat tools. According to their security documentation, it is SOC 2 Type II compliant, uses AES‑256 encryption at rest and TLS in transit, supports SAML 2.0/OAuth SSO (including MFA via your identity provider), and relies on major cloud providers (AWS, GCP, Supabase) that also meet SOC 2 standards. They state that your data is not used to train their AI models, and document data used for their models is not retained beyond 30 days, while dashboard data is kept until you request deletion.

In terms of AI, Humata advertises GPT‑5 support, but does not specify vendors or detailed model configuration. From the available information, it behaves more like an intelligent document assistant than a fully autonomous agent: you upload documents and drive the interaction via chat, rather than delegating multi-step workflows for it to run on its own. That makes it a good fit if you want secure Q&A and analysis on PDFs, but not if you’re looking for agents that orchestrate complex, automated processes across many external systems. Pricing and feature limits (pages, users, extras like OCR, permissions, and SLAs) are clearly tiered, but some fine-grained feature availability is only visible in the detailed pricing table, so enterprise buyers may still need to talk to sales for exact guarantees.