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A number. A name. A question. Start there.

Find the record you remember. Ask about the ones you need to understand, and open the records behind the answer.

Three ways in, one record.

Search finds what you remember. A question gets an answer from your records, with each record one click away.
You asked · 09:24Who still owes me money?
Dokus · 09:24

Two invoices are open, € 3.025,00 in all. Only Oosterlinck Events is late, seven days; Hofmans Architectuur falls due on 22 Sep.

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Every record in the answer opens its source.

Unknown stays unknown.

Some questions the records cannot answer. Dokus says so instead of producing a number.
You asked · 09:31

How much will I earn next year?

Dokus · 09:31

Your records show what happened and what is already scheduled, up to 22 September. They say nothing about next year, so there is no figure to give.

Planning forward from the record is what Dokus Foresight is for. It is on the waitlist. See Foresight on pricing

Foresight is read from the record — not accounting advice.

Search is free. Asking has an allowance.

Searching never counts against anything. A question does: 15 a month on Free, resetting on the 1st, and unmetered on Core. Choosing a search result never turns into a question on its own.

Where your question goes.

Your records are read and classified on infrastructure Dokus operates. Ask itself sends your question, and the records needed to answer it, to Anthropic under a data processing agreement — on our instructions, and never as training data.

Where Dokus runs

Questions

Does search read every page of every document?
Search looks in the fields Dokus reads from each record: the counterparty, the number, the line items, the amount, notes and category. It is not full-text search of every page.
Can I ask anything?
You can type any question. Answers come from your own records, and when they do not hold the answer, Dokus says so.
Does an answer change my records?
No. An answer can offer an action, such as confirming a document, and nothing happens until you choose it.

Search on every plan. Ask: 15 questions a month on Free, unmetered on Core.

Last updated: 2026-09-28