Numici - annotate, collaborate and synthesize
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Use Numici to organize, highlight, annotate and synthesize content in web pages and documents collaboratively or individually. Organize content in Numici Taskspaces - collaborative workspaces for content by project or topic. Use Numici extension to highlight, annotate and tag text and images in web pages, including PDF documents rendered by web sites. Use Numici cloud application to annotate documents, email and notes. Collaborate with your team in conversations around highlights and annotations. Follow and join conversations in context from Slack and Microsoft Teams. Synthesize and curate content across web pages and documents as a digest in Numici Taskspace. Create posts that include one or more annotations in the web page along with a deep link to the web page and share on social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and WhatsApp) or in enterprise applications like Slack. Share the digest through email, PDF or a link. Digests can be private (only users with access can view it) or public (anyone with the link can access). Use the purpose-built search to find instantly what you are looking for across annotations and content in documents and web pages. Use of Numici extension requires an account with Numici. Once you add the extension to Chrome, you will be taken to the Numici website (https://www.numici.com/) where you can sign up for a free account. Numici extension requires access to third-party cookies to check if the user is already logged in to a Numici account. If you block third-party cookies, you will need to add "[*.]numici.com" to the section "Sites that can always use cookies" in Chrome Settings -> Cookies and other site data. If you want to use "Sign-in with Google" to login to Numici, then you will also need to add "accounts.google.com" to the same section.