Exporting

Click Export in the session header and the export screen opens in place of the assistant rail. It is titled Export draft and subtitled "Pick a version and format. The editor previews it".

That subtitle is the whole idea. There is no separate preview window: choosing a format switches the editor beside you to the lens that format produces, so what you are looking at is what downloads. The back arrow, named "Back to chat", returns you to the assistant with nothing lost.

Export stays disabled until a draft version exists and the agent has finished writing. That includes a run that was stopped or failed but still produced something usable.

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The export screen, beside the draft

The Version selector sits at the top, the recommended format under it, and everything else under Other formats.

Choosing a version

The Version selector at the top of the screen decides both what you preview and what downloads. It lists whole document versions; picking one opens its latest revision in the editor, and the line under it says so: "Selecting a version loads it into the editor so you can preview it before exporting."

The newest version is tagged Latest. To export a specific revision within a version rather than its latest, step to it with the editor's own Revision control first. See Versions and revisions.

The recommended format

The screen leads with one format under a Recommended for you chip, and says why it picked it.

Your draft	Recommended	The reason it gives
Still has pending tracked changes	Tracked changes	This draft has pending tracked changes. Exports a Word redline so you can accept or reject each edit
Has no pending changes	Final copy as Word	No pending changes. Exports a clean, ready-to-use Word document

The recommendation is a starting point, not a restriction. Every format stays available underneath, under the heading Other formats, grouped into Word documents and PDF documents.

The three formats

Format	File	What it is
Final copy	.docx	Clean Word document with all changes applied. Ready to use
Tracked changes	.docx	Word redline with real insertions and deletions. Accept or reject each edit in Word
Final copy	.pdf	Branded, clean PDF with all changes applied

The redline is a real Word redline, not a picture of one. Insertions and deletions arrive as markup Word understands, so whoever receives it can accept and reject each edit with their own tools.

There is deliberately no tracked-changes PDF. A redline exists to be acted on, and a PDF cannot be.

A final copy is always clean

You do not have to resolve every change before exporting a final copy. Ask for one while changes are still pending and Judicio applies them in the exported file, so the Word document and the PDF both come out clean. Your working draft is untouched: nothing is accepted in the session, and the pending changes are still there when you go back to the editor.

The editor is the preview

Picking a format moves the editor to the matching lens:

• Tracked changes switches it to Draft, which is what the Word redline will contain.
• Either Final copy switches it to Final copy, which is what the clean Word document and the PDF will contain.

Naming and downloading

The File name field is filled in for you and carries the version in the name, so switching versions renames the export until you type your own name over it. The extension is fixed by the format you picked and shown as a suffix you cannot edit.

Download file saves it. The button reads Exporting... while the file is being built, and your browser's own save dialogue opens with the name already filled in. If it does not work, Judicio says it could not export the draft and asks you to try again.

Save to Judicio

Save to Judicio keeps the draft in Judicio rather than downloading it. It sits in the export screen's footer, and also in the session header, where its tooltip reads "Save this draft to your Judicio file library". Before the draft is ready that tooltip reads "Available once the draft is ready" instead.

It opens a dialogue that asks where the document should go:

Field	What it does
File name	Defaults to the document title
Project	Which matter the document belongs to
Destination	The folder inside that project. You can create a new folder here without leaving the dialogue

Saving puts a real document in your File Library, so it can be shared, searched, and fed into any other Judicio feature. See Uploading files.

Sending it to Document Review

Saving to your library is also how a draft gets checked. The bar above the editor offers Review this document, which saves the version it names as a PDF and hands it to Document Review. It is priced in two parts, and the dialogue says so before you commit: the saved PDF is charged as document pages like any upload, and the review itself is quoted and confirmed separately. See Editing with AI.

Next steps

• Resolve pending changes before exporting a clean copy
• Pick which version to export
• Read the Drafting FAQ

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