The Documents area is where you upload, organize, review, and secure the files that power your meetings. Tutaki tags documents for time and type, links each file to meetings and agenda items, and applies analysis to help you prep faster without losing context.
Note: All documents you upload are searchable and become part of the queryable context. We normally recommend uploading at least 3-months of board papers.
Supported file types & best practices
Supported types: PDF, DOCX and XLSX/CSV.
Size limits: 20MB per document
Document limits: 100 documents per company
Naming convention:
YYYY-MM Document Categoryfor example 2025-05 Board Paper - keeps search and analysis fast.
What you can do here
Upload board packs and supporting files
Manage documents
Analyze one of many documents
Review & annotate with insights and anchored notes
Upload documents
Manage documents
Filters & search: Filter by board, meeting, file type, tag, or date; search full text.
Delete: You can permanently delete documents by clicking the three dots to the right of each file.
Replace: To replace a document you first need to delete the old version and reupload the new version.
Analyze documents
Each document you upload becomes part of the searchable context. You can select one or many documents to:
Read: open and read the document
Summarize: get a short synthesis of the document
Get insights: get 3-key insights from the document
Ask questions: get 3 questions that a director might ask about the document(s)
Inconsistency: analyze key differences across documents
Completeness: understand whether anything is missing from the document(s)
Review & annotate documents
Open any file from Documents (or from a meetingโs Documents section) to launch the reader. When the reader is open any Janet conversations you have will be with that specific document. This ensures the most accurate data querying.
Select text to highlight or click Add note to type an inline note. Notes are anchored to exact pages and can be promoted to Actions, Questions or Decisions, or sent to your Prep sheet for the meeting.
For more information on taking notes and analyzing papers, read our Board Papers article.
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Next, learn all about the Notebook - the one stop shop for all your thinking.


