Add similarity search to your existing RDB.

ConceptMiner Concept Index
Scheduled for release in August 2026

ConceptMiner Concept Index adds similarity search capabilities to existing relational databases such as PostgreSQL. Without introducing a new vector database or graph database, it enables similarity search over business data that includes text columns.

It can be used to extract semantically similar groups from data such as VoC records, inquiry histories, open-ended survey responses, sales notes, and case summaries.

Note

ConceptMiner Concept Index is designed for extracting semantically similar data groups and conceptual segments.
It is not intended primarily for pinpoint document retrieval or question-answering use cases like RAG.

For building an inquiry-response system or a knowledge-base chatbot, please use ThinkNavi Knowledge Base Builder.

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