Finish the draft without losing the evidence.
Open a deliverable in the side pane and switch it into the editor. It behaves like a document, and the citations stay attached to the lines they support.
Where the growth came from
Mid-sized buyers drove most of the category's growth last year1, while enterprise demand stayed flat across the same period.
Buyers between 200 and 2,000 employees accounted for 61% of new category spend in the period.
Built for the review, not the demo.
The last mile of client work is a person changing wording, checking a number, and putting their name on it. The editor is built for that pass.
A document, with the sources still attached
Headings, lists, quotes, links, and tables, plus a slash menu for the rest. Citations and source cards stay in the text, so the evidence survives the edit.
- Click a citation to see the source behind that line
- Insert a source card where a claim needs its support in the body
- An outline built from your headings for long briefs
Where the growth came from
Mid-sized buyers drove most of the category's growth last year1, while enterprise demand stayed flat across the same period.
Buyers between 200 and 2,000 employees accounted for 61% of new category spend in the period.
Ask for a change on the selection
Highlight a passage and pick what you want done to it. The rewrite lands in place, and you decide whether to keep it.
- Tighten, shorten, or expand a passage without leaving the document
- Rewrite for a senior client audience in one step
- Turn observations into recommended actions
"Enterprise demand stayed flat across the same period."
Improve clarity
Tighten wording without changing the meaning.
Shorten
Reduce length for a quicker read.
Expand
Add supporting detail around the selection.
Make executive-ready
Rewrite for a senior client audience.
Turn findings into recommendations
Convert observations into recommended actions.
Ask Hebno
Send the selection to Hebno with surrounding context.
From draft to delivered.
- Step 1
Read
The side pane opens the deliverable read only, with inline citations you can follow to the source.
- Step 2
Edit
Choose Edit to switch on the editor. Format with the toolbar, or type a slash for structure and source cards.
- Step 3
Ask
Select a passage and ask Hebno to tighten it, expand it, or turn findings into recommendations.
- Step 4
Deliver
Save it as a project file, copy it out, or download it as Word or PDF.
The small things that make it usable.
Autosave with a visible state
The pane shows unsaved, saving, or saved, and warns you before you leave with changes in flight.
Save writes one project file
Saving again updates the same file. The chat deliverable stays the working copy.
Word and PDF export
Download what you are looking at as .docx or .pdf, straight from the pane.
Citations you can open
Every inline citation resolves to the source it came from, without leaving the document.
Structure without markup
A slash menu covers headings, lists, quotes, dividers, tables, and evidence cards.
Ask Hebno in context
Send a selection back to Hebno with the surrounding text, so the answer fits the document.
One loop, not four tools.
Research, drafting, sources, and cost sit in the same workspace, so work does not have to be moved between them.
Every claim carries its source.
A visible work trace, sources labelled internal, client, or public, and each finding marked supported, inferred, or uncertain before anyone reviews it.
ExploreIntegrationsWorks from the systems you already use.
Connect Google Drive and OneDrive, pull files into a chat or a project, and keep working inside Word and PowerPoint.
ExploreModels and spendThe right model, at a cost you control.
Models from six providers, an allowlist you set per organisation and team, and hard or soft limits by team, member, and client project.
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See a draft reviewed and delivered in one pass.
Book 20 minutes and watch a team go from brief to source-backed draft, with every source visible and ready to review.