Use cases
Seven setups, worked through end to end. Each one starts from a preset that ships in the application, so the columns and prompts on these pages are the ones you will actually see.
The shape is the same every time — decide what a row is, write a question per column, run two rows, check the citations, then run the rest — and the differences are all in the questions. If your work is not one of these four, read the closest one: the reasoning transfers more than the prompts do.
Worked setups
Contract reviewOne row per contract. Effective dates, renewal terms, liability caps and IP assignment across a folder of vendor and customer agreements.Renewals and expiryOne row per agreement, as amended. The same contract set read as a calendar: current term ends, notice periods, auto-renewal and termination rights.Commercial leasesOne row per lease. Rent escalations, sublease rights, CAM caps and co-tenancy clauses across a property portfolio.Diligence in a data roomOne row per target. Valuation multiples, revenue growth, customer concentration and ESG claims, from the documents each target filed.Credit agreementsOne row per agreement. Debt schedules, interest rate spreads, leverage covenants and MAC clauses, compared side by side.Subcontractor trade bidsOne row per bid. Scope exclusions, hourly rates, material lead times and crane inclusions across the bids for one package.Clinical trial protocolsOne row per study. Eligibility criteria, primary endpoints, dosage limits and adverse-event rules across a set of protocols.Before you copy one
The presets are starting points, not authoritative definitions. Their prompts are illustrative and are meant to be edited to fit your documents — they are not guaranteed-correct legal, financial or clinical definitions, and nothing on these pages is advice about your matter. The value is the structure: what a row should be, which output type each answer needs, and what to check before relying on the table.
One page here adds columns of its own. Renewals and expiry quotes two columns from the Legal & Procurement preset and then writes four more, because no renewals preset ships yet; those four are marked on the page so you know the app will not hand them to you. Everywhere else, what you read is what you will see.
Two more presets ship in the app and are not written up: quarterly earnings transcripts and peer-reviewed journal PDFs. They work the same way — see columns.