Concept matching : The system accepts a piece of content or reference (identifier) as an input and returns references to conceptually related documents ranked by relevance, or contextual distance. This is used to generate automatic hyperlinks between pieces of content.

Spidering  capabilities : The  system access intended websites, and documents, returns an encoded representation of the concepts, including each concept's specific underlying patterns of terms and associated probabilistic ratings.

Categorization : The system accepts a piece of content and returns categories ranked by conceptual similarity. This is used to discover which categories the content is most appropriate for, allowing subsequent tagging, routing or filing.

Retrieval : The system accepts natural language queries and returns a list of documents containing the concepts looked for, ordered by contextual relevance to the query.