Deep research: many sources, one clear answer
Some questions cannot be answered from a single page. Deep Research searches the web from several angles, cross-checks what it finds and writes a structured report with the sources linked — while you keep using Zaknor for other things.
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What deep research is good for
Comparing products, services or suppliers. Understanding a market, a regulation or a technology. Checking a claim against independent sources. Preparing a briefing before a meeting or a decision. Official and primary sources are preferred, disagreements between sources are pointed out, and unverified points are marked as such.
Runs in the background
A deep research task can take a few minutes. It runs on its own in the conversation where you started it; you can ask other questions or open another chat, and the report appears under your request when it is ready. You can stop it at any time.
How it works
- Choose Deep Research in Zaknor and describe what you want to know.
- Keep working while Zaknor searches and compares sources.
- Read the report, open the sources, and ask follow-up questions.
Frequently asked questions
How is deep research different from a normal answer?
A normal answer uses at most a quick lookup. Deep research runs several searches, compares sources and produces a longer, structured report with links.
How long does it take?
Usually a few minutes, depending on the question. You can use Zaknor meanwhile.
Can I turn the research into a document?
Yes. Ask Zaknor to put the report into a Word or PDF file.
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