Question-focused searching
Relevant passages are prioritized over returning an entire document collection.
How Jane uses retrieval
Jane finds relevant passages from authorized sources, provides them to the active task, and keeps source links with the answer.
What it does
A practical part of the firm’s workflow.
Retrieval helps Jane find the small part of an authorized source set that is relevant to the user’s question. The answer stays connected to source references so users can inspect the underlying document instead of accepting an unsupported summary.
Selected-source control
Users can narrow work to chosen files when the broader case is not appropriate.
Source references
Findings include links or citations back to the available supporting material.
How it works
What the team can expect.
Set the source scope
Choose a firm library, case, or explicit group of files.
Ask a focused question
Describe the fact, comparison, document, or issue being sought.
Inspect support
Open cited sources and confirm that the passage supports the answer in context.
Find the passage, not just the file.
Jane narrows authorized sources and keeps the supporting reference attached.