AI tools for your assessment workflow. Summarize records, write up interviews and code work histories in a fraction of the time, so you can spend it on what you do best.
Each program runs on your Windows computer, does one job well, and hands you work you can review, edit and sign.
Thousands of pages of records, summarized, with every quote verified.
Add the PDFs, say who the report is for, and click once. It reads every page, sets aside repeats, picks the documents that matter, summarizes them and checks every quote. Then ask the file questions, fact-check a transcript or build a medical chronology, all with page citations.
Your interview notes, turned into report-ready writing.
About forty guided interview sections, quick responses and timers that write themselves into your notes. Then AI turns each section into report language in your style, checked against what you actually wrote down.
Every job coded, and your Transferable Skills Analysis written.
Build the client's vocational profile and let AI pick the NOC 2021, Career Handbook and OaSIS codes from each job's duties. Then write the Transferable Skills Analysis with local wages, and get recommended occupations from the medical reports.
The software sends pages and notes straight from your computer to your own Claude API account with Anthropic. AssessForge only ever sees a licence check.
Your own account, with a signed Business Associate Agreement. Your data isn't used for training.
Records, notes and work histories stay on your machine.
We receive a periodic licence check. Nothing else.
The AI summarizes and rewrites. It doesn't form opinions or conclusions. You choose what goes in, and you review everything before it reaches a report.
Connect your own Claude API account. Anthropic bills you directly for what you use, with no markup from us.
Each program is a Windows application you download and open. Your work is saved in files on your own computer, with recovery copies kept automatically.
Full features, no payment details, no commitment. Request a trial key, download the program, and run it on your next file.