> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dapta.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dapta.ai/dapti/capabilities/web-research.md).

# Web Research

Dapti can step outside your account to do research: search the web, read external pages, and pull everything together into a downloadable document with cited sources. Below are three of the most useful research conversations.

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Every web-research response includes a source count and citations. Click any source link to read the original page. The downloadable document includes the same citations so you can verify or share with confidence.
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## Search the Web

Ask Dapti for the latest information on a topic and it will run a live web search, synthesize what matters, and generate a downloadable summary.

**Try this prompt:**

> *Search the web for the latest 2026 small business productivity statistics and what's driving them.*

Dapti returns a structured digest of what it found, a stats table with cited sources, key takeaways, and a downloadable document.

<figure><img src="/files/ypLnie4g9ybR6mmaMajV" alt="Dapti returning a structured digest of web search results on 2026 small business productivity statistics, including a Big Picture overview and a top statistics table with adoption rates, ROI numbers, and time-saved metrics, each cited to sources like the US Chamber of Commerce, LinkedIn Economic Graph, and Crunchbase, ending with 3 key numbers that matter most"><figcaption><p>A live web search, summarized in plain English, with a stats table, cited sources, and a downloadable report.</p></figcaption></figure>

Other web-search prompts you can use:

* *"What are the latest trends in dental practice automation?"*
* *"What does recent research say about no-show rates in service businesses?"*
* *"What are the most common objections SaaS prospects raise in 2026?"*
* *"Show me the latest customer service productivity benchmarks"*

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## Extract Information From a Specific URL

Point Dapti at a URL and it will read the page and answer your question about it: summarize, extract facts, compare to your own product, anything.

**Try this prompt:**

> *Read <https://dapta.ai> and summarize what the company does and who it's for.*

<figure><img src="/files/mmK4afkmgfoFL7v65mKF" alt="Dapti reading dapta.ai and producing a structured summary covering what Dapta does, target audience (SMB owners and operators including home service, law firms, universities), core value proposition, and key selling points, with a downloadable report generated as well"><figcaption><p>Dapti reads the page, answers your question, and offers a downloadable summary.</p></figcaption></figure>

Other URL-extract prompts you can use:

* *"Read <https://example.com/pricing> and tell me what's included in the Pro plan"*
* *"Summarize the key points in this article: \[URL]"*
* *"What does this competitor say their differentiator is? \[URL]"*
* *"Extract the email addresses listed on <https://example.com/contact>"*

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## Generate a Full Research Report

Ask Dapti to produce a comprehensive, downloadable report on a topic. Dapti cross-references multiple sources, structures the findings, and delivers a .docx file you can share with your team.

**Try this prompt:**

> *Research best practices for AI voice agents in appointment scheduling and create a downloadable guide I can share with my team.*

<figure><img src="/files/zxD0xK0rsfVmJJGKDidf" alt="Dapti producing a downloadable best-practices guide for AI voice agents in appointment scheduling, with an executive summary covering industry adoption and benchmarks, an 8-section breakdown covering lifecycle, conversation design, integrations, KPIs, escalation, roadmap, ROI, and a top-10 checklist, plus 3 specific things to apply in Dapta right now"><figcaption><p>A multi-source best-practices guide with an executive summary, 8 structured sections, and a downloadable .docx.</p></figcaption></figure>

Other report-generation prompts you can use:

* *"Build me a report on AI compliance requirements for outbound calling in 2026"*
* *"Research best practices for lead qualification flows in real estate"*
* *"Create a market overview of AI adoption in dental practices"*
* *"Generate a one-pager on objection handling for outbound sales calls"*

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The downloadable .docx works great as a starting point for internal docs, pitch decks, and onboarding material. Edit it freely, the citations are embedded.
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## Next Steps

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[Industry Benchmarks](/dapti/capabilities/industry-benchmarks.md)
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[Commercial Support](/dapti/capabilities/commercial-support.md)
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[Use Cases](/dapti/use-cases.md)
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