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Zetane at ALL IN 2026: Putting AI to Work on Complex Documents

At ALL IN 2026, Zetane showed how agentic AI eliminates document bottlenecks, from RFPs to contracts and compliance, giving teams back valuable time to make decisions.

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The real measure of enterprise AI isn't how sophisticated the models are. It's how much time they give back to teams. At ALL IN 2026, conversations about agentic AI kept coming back to a very practical question: how can teams spend fewer hours reading, checking, and cross-referencing complex documents? That's the challenge the Zetane team came to Montréal to address, through its workshop and meetings with business leaders and government delegations.

What is ALL IN?

ALL IN is an event dedicated to artificial intelligence and its real-world business applications. The 2026 edition brought together 10,000 participants from 50 countries to explore topics like agentic AI, data sovereignty, and practical AI use cases.

Why was Zetane at ALL IN 2026?

Zetane attended ALL IN to connect with organizations facing document-heavy challenges: RFPs, contracts, technical specifications, supplier evaluations, and compliance documentation. The team showed how structured, agentic AI workflows can analyze these documents and speed up decision-making, all within a secure environment hosted in Canada.

What was Zetane's workshop about?

In the "Real AI Impact" workshop, the Zetane team walked through real-world use cases for analyzing complex documents and automating document workflows. The demo covered finding RFPs, extracting key information, analyzing requirements, supporting go/no-go decisions, and generating deliverables.

CEO of Zetane presenting "AI for Real Impact: Eliminate Documentation Bottlenecks for Rapid Revenue and Productivity Gains" workshop
Zetane workshop - AI for Real Impact: Eliminate Documentation Bottlenecks for Rapid Revenue and Productivity Gains

Photo credit: Mélanie Olmstead Photographe.

CEO of Zetane presenting "AI for Real Impact: Eliminate Documentation Bottlenecks for Rapid Revenue and Productivity Gains" workshop.
Zetane workshop - AI for Real Impact: Eliminate Documentation Bottlenecks for Rapid Revenue and Productivity Gains

Photo credit: Mélanie Olmstead Photographe.

Who did the Zetane team meet?

The Zetane team spoke with government delegations, parliamentarians, and nearly 200 visitors at the booth.

  • Government delegations. Delegations from Germany and the United Arab Emirates stopped by the Zetane booth.
  • A roundtable on public procurement. Guillaume Hervé, CEO and co-founder of Zetane, also took part in a private roundtable on federal procurement with Jenna Sudds, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Government Transformation, Public Works and Procurement.

From left to right: His Excellency Omran Sharaf, UAE Assistant Foreign Minister for Advanced Science and Technology Affairs; Patrick St-Amant, Co-founder and CTO of Zetane; and Guillaume, Co-founder and CEO of Zetane.
Visit to the Zetane booth by His Excellency Omran Sharaf, UAE Assistant Foreign Minister for Advanced Science and Technology Affairs.

Photo credit: Mélanie Olmstead Photographe.

Dr. Karsten Wildberger, Federal Minister for Digital Transformation and Government Modernisation, visiting the Zetane booth with members of the German delegation.
Dr. Karsten Wildberger, Federal Minister for Digital Transformation and Government Modernisation, visiting the Zetane booth with members of the German delegation.

What are the key takeaways from Zetane's time at ALL IN 2026?

ALL IN 2026 confirmed that document bottlenecks are real and widespread. RFPs often opened the conversation, but the needs organizations described went much further, into contracts, procurement, compliance, and information management. [Read more: Beyond RFPs: Zetane's Takeaways from ALL IN 2026.]

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