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Every language, understood.
SPIRITT uses Tisane to read text the way a multilingual analyst would: abuse, sentiment, entities and topics, language detection, cross-language similarity and name matching, translation and paraphrase, then runs moderation, triage and research on top.
What you can do with Tisane.
Abuse and sentiment caught
Detects abuse, sentiment, entities and topics in one analysis.
Meaning across languages
Compares text and person names across languages and scripts.
Ready-to-use text
Detects languages, strips markup and translates or paraphrases.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for your trust, support or research team.
02
Connect Tisane
Connect Tisane so SPIRITT can analyze text in many languages.
03
Set the policy
Describe what to catch and where it goes. SPIRITT enforces it.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Tisane to work.
Understand every message.
Questions
Tisane, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with Tisane?+
Analyze text for abuse, sentiment, entities and topics, detect languages, compare text and names across languages, translate or paraphrase and strip markup, then run moderation, triage and research workflows on the results.
02Which languages are supported?+
SPIRITT lists the languages and models loaded on your Tisane account before running, so every analysis uses a supported language.
03Can it compare text in different languages?+
Yes. Semantic similarity works within and across languages, and person-name comparison handles different scripts.
04Does it translate?+
Yes. It translates between languages, or paraphrases when source and target are the same.
05Can it handle HTML or JSON?+
Yes. It removes markup, scripts, styles and JSON structure before analysis.
06How do I get started?+
Open a workspace, connect Tisane and tell SPIRITT which text to analyze and what to do with the findings.