Your Agreements Are a Database You Can't Query. We're Fixing That
Official Schedule Context
- Date/time: 2026-06-29 · 1:55pm-2:15pm
- Track/room: Search & Retrieval · Track 3
- Speaker(s): Hiral Shah, Sean Sodha
- Session type/status: session · confirmed
Official Description
Agreements power every enterprise business, but the most critical data — pricing schedules, SLA
obligations, rate cards — is often trapped in tables that traditional extraction tools destroy.
This session shows what changes when you can actually extract that data accurately at scale and make
it searchable. We'll walk through the before and after: Before: Contract tables require manual
review. Rate cards are buried. SLA terms are scattered across exhibits. Procurement teams spend
hours piecing together pricing structures — and searching for specific terms means opening every
document. After: Tables are automatically extracted, structured, and queryable. Operations teams can
surface SLA notification requirements on demand. Legal can answer "what hourly rate did we agree
to?" in seconds. Docusign will share what we've achieved evaluating NVIDIA Nemotron Parse for our
document processing pipeline, including how we tested against real enterprise contracts (not
synthetic benchmarks), why we're serving the model via vLLM, and what it takes to turn extracted
table data into searchable, retrievable agreement intelligence. NVIDIA will cover the architecture
behind Nemotron Parse and where the model is heading — including how NeMo Retriever's embedding and
reranking models connect extracted data to search and RAG-based applications. Attendees will leave
with a realistic view of where vision-language models excel at document understanding, where the
gaps remain, and how to think about building searchable contract intelligence into their own
systems.
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