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Selected-file review

Configure a review around selected files and trace the answer back to cited material.

A practical part of the firm’s workflow.

Selected-file review is designed to focus an assignment on the documents the user chooses. It is useful for summaries, comparisons, targeted questions, and source-specific drafting when a broader firm or case search would add noise. Users should confirm that the cited source set matches the intended selection.

Explicit source boundary

The selected files define the requested source scope, and available citations help the user inspect what supported the answer.

Direct document questions

Users can ask for facts, summaries, differences, clauses, or missing information.

Source-backed responses

Important statements retain references to the selected material.

What the team can expect.

  1. Select the files

    Confirm that every source needed for the question is included.

  2. State the task

    Describe the summary, comparison, extraction, or drafting request.

  3. Check the cited passages

    Inspect material conclusions in the source before using the answer.

Read the operational guidance

Want to focus the answer on these files?

Select the intended sources, then confirm the response and citations use the expected material.

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