Document Review
Define what "good" looks like for a document, then have Judicio check every page against it. Each finding names the clause, scores its risk, and cites the page it came from, so you can fix it, flag it or accept it without leaving the screen.
- What: Run a set of review checks across your documents and work the findings they produce
- Input: Documents from your File Library, up to 50 files in one run
- Output: One review per document. Findings scored High, Medium or Low risk, each cited to a page
- Configured by: Ask Judicio, Smart Suggestions or Templates
- Thoroughness: Deep Mode on or off, chosen per run
- Export: Tracked changes and Revised document as Word, Redline PDF and Summary of issues as PDF
When to reach for it
Document Review is for the moment you have a document and a standard, and you need to know where the two disagree.
- Contract review against a playbook. Encode your positions once as checks, then run them on every incoming draft.
- Diligence across a document set. Select up to 50 files, run one set of checks over all of them, and read the result as a grid.
- A second pass on your own drafting. A document you drafted in Judicio can be sent straight into a review.
- Targeted questions about one clause type. Describe the checks in plain language and Judicio writes them for you.
If you want a typed answer to the same question across many documents, use Review Matrix instead. If you want dates rather than issues, use Timeline.
How it works
- Pick your documents in the file band on the Document Review home. Files must have finished processing before a review can start.
- Choose how to start. Describe the checks under Ask Judicio, open a card under Smart Suggestions, or open a saved card under Templates.
- Review the checks the run will use, adjusting, adding or removing them where the surface allows it.
- Confirm. The confirm modal shows the documents, the checks, an estimated time and the credit cost, and lets you narrow the run to named sections.
- Watch it run on the In progress tab, or carry on with other work.
- Work the findings on the results screen: one tab per review status, an action for every finding, and the document itself alongside.
- Export the reviewed document, or save it back into your File Library.
One review per document
Selecting several documents starts several reviews at once, grouped into one batch. Each review covers exactly one file and has its own results screen. The batch as a whole also gets a cross-document matrix, which lays the files out as rows and the checks as columns.
Credits
| Action | Mode | Cost | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Review, per file | Deep | 5 + (pages × 1) + (checks × 5) | 20 pages, 10 checks = 75 credits |
| Review, per file | Concise | 5 + (pages × 0.5) + (checks × 2) | 20 pages, 10 checks = 35 credits |
What drives the cost
The estimate scales with the number of pages and the number of checks, and Deep Mode costs more than the concise default. The confirm modal quotes the exact figure for your run before anything starts. See Credits explained.
In this section
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Getting started | The happy path, one screen at a time |
| Configuring a review | The three composer modes, and the anatomy of a check |
| Understanding findings | The results screen, the view switcher, the rail, and every badge |
| Resolving findings | The detail view, the action grid, refining, applying and undoing |
| Cross-document matrix | Reading one batch as a grid, and its portfolio rollup |
| Exporting results | The four export formats, the summary of changes, and the review memo |
| Review templates | Saving a set of checks and reusing it |
| FAQ | Answers and troubleshooting |