Understanding Results
A finished matrix is one screen with four parts: a header that names the run, a toolbar that shapes what you see, a data view in the middle, and a right rail that opens either a single cell or the Assistant. This page walks each of them.
The results screen
Documents run down the side, questions across the top, and every answer carries the page it was read from.
The header
| Control | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Back | Far left | Returns to the run list |
| Run name | Beside the feature label | The name the run was started under |
| Origin badge | Beside the name | Says whether the run came from a template, a suggestion or your own query |
| Jurisdiction pill | Beside the name | The jurisdiction the run was stamped with. Chat continues under it |
| Question count chip | Beside the name | How many questions the matrix asks |
| Run details | Beside the chips | An information button. Its tooltip gives the file count and, once finished, the completion date |
| Share | Right cluster | Opens sharing for this matrix. An owner also gets a transfer-ownership control beside it |
| Save to Judicio | Right cluster | Saves the matrix into your File Library. Available once the run has finished |
| Export | Right cluster | Opens the export modal. See Exporting data |
If some documents could not be read, a warning strip sits directly under the header naming the file, or counting them when there is more than one, and saying the matrix is incomplete.
At the foot of the workspace, pinned so it cannot scroll away, sits the standing reminder that Judicio can make mistakes and responses are worth double-checking.
The toolbar
The toolbar is two bands. The upper one chooses the view and holds the actions that change the matrix; the lower one filters what you are looking at.
Upper band
| Control | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Matrix | View switcher, left | The grid: documents as rows, questions as columns |
| By document | View switcher | One document at a time, with every answer it produced |
| By question | View switcher | One question at a time, answered across every document |
| Add documents | Right | Adds rows to a matrix that has already run. Disabled at the 50-document cap, and for view-only access |
| Add question | Right | Adds a column. Disabled for view-only access |
| Assistant | Right | Opens and closes the chat Assistant rail |
Lower band
| Control | Where | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Search | Left | Filters rows to those whose document name or answers contain your text, and tints the matching cells. Placeholder: "Search answers" |
| Filter | Beside search | A menu holding one checkbox, Failed files only, which narrows the view to documents that could not be read |
| Filter pill | Beside Filter | An active filter appears as a removable pill |
| Clear all | End of the row | Drops the search text and every filter at once. Appears only when something is active |
| Sort | Right | A menu headed "Sort by" offering File name (A–Z) and File name (Z–A). Choosing the active option again turns sorting off |
| Columns | Right | A checkbox per question. Unticking one hides that column from every view |
Columns will not let you hide the last visible column: the final tick is disabled, because an empty grid is a dead end.
Your sort, your filter, your hidden columns and your column widths are remembered per matrix, so reopening a run puts you back where you left it. The search box and the row selection are deliberately not remembered.
The Matrix view
The grid is the default. Reading left to right, a row carries:
- a checkbox, which adds the document to the selection and raises the bulk action bar;
- a row number;
- the Document cell, showing the file type, the name truncated in the middle so similar names stay distinguishable, and a Failed badge when the document could not be read. Clicking the name opens that document's answers in a drawer;
- one cell per visible question.
Header cells carry the question's custom label, or its category when no custom label exists, with the full question text on hover and a column actions control. Document actions appear in the selection toolbar below the results. Both are covered in Editing answers.
Pagination defaults to 20 rows, with 10, 20, 50 and 100 available. Selecting rows on one page does not discard selections on another page.
What a cell shows
Cells are clamped to three lines so every row is the same height and the eye can travel across one. A longer answer carries an Open hint; clicking anywhere in the cell opens the inspector.
Typed answers are drawn to match their answer type. A clean Yes, No, Conditional or Partial becomes a quiet pill. So does a recognised currency code, a short tag, and a short date, which additionally carries a calendar mark. Everything else renders as text, with lists and emphasis preserved.
A question with no answer in a document reads Not found in document. That is a real result, not an error: the extractor looked and found nothing.
Queued, extracting, failed and not-yet-extracted cells have their own states. Adding documents does not replace existing answers with empty blinking rows.
Numbered citation badges follow the answer. Clicking one opens the source document beside the grid at the cited page. A cell you have typed over yourself carries a small pencil marker reading "Edited by you".
Sizing a column
Column edges can be dragged. A width you set is remembered for that matrix. The column menu also offers to fit a column to its content, fit them all at once, expand one to a comfortable reading width, and reset every width back to the default.
When nothing matches, the grid says "No documents match the current filters."
The By document view
This view answers "what did this one document say to everything we asked?".
A picker on the left lists every document with its page count, headed Documents and a count, with a Failed badge where one applies. Selecting a document fills the right side with one card per question: the question as the card title, its short label as a badge, the answer as the body, and the category on the footer line.
Each card carries a re-run control, and a Reasoning disclosure. Reasoning is collapsed until you open it; inside, the page markers are clickable and open the source at that page.
Select the whole document card to open its results; Enter and Space work when the card has keyboard focus. The navigator has no checkboxes. The document list is paginated and remains available when Files is open. On a narrow pane, the list stacks above the result cards.
The By question view
This view answers "what did every document say about this one thing?", which is the comparison a matrix exists for.
A picker on the left lists the questions, headed Questions and a count. Each entry leads with the question text, with its short label and category underneath. Selecting one fills the right side with one card per document: the document name as the title, the answer as the body, a Failed badge where the file could not be read, and the same Reasoning disclosure.
Each card's overflow menu offers Re-run this answer, View details, which opens the inspector on that cell, and Ask in chat, which seeds the Assistant with it.
Select the whole question card to open its results. Bulk checkbox selection is available only in Matrix. The question list uses the same paginated layout as the document list and remains available when Files is open. Narrow panes stack the list above the cards.
The cell inspector
Clicking a cell in any view opens the inspector in the right rail. It is one cell at full detail.
| Region | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Header | The document name, a cell counter, for example Cell 3 of 12, and previous and next controls that step through the rest of that document's answers |
| Title | The question's category above its label, plus the pencil marker when the answer was typed by a human |
| Answer | The full answer, drawn for its answer type, with its citation badges |
| Why this answer | The model's account of how it reached the answer. Page markers inside it are clickable |
| Cited source | The source document, the page, and the quoted passage, with View source |
| Footer | Edit, Re-run, an ask control and Open in Document Review |
View source opens the document beside the grid, scrolled to the cited page with the passage highlighted.
The footer actions are covered in Editing answers. Before you have clicked anything, the rail simply says "Click any cell to inspect it here."
The Assistant rail
Assistant opens a chat-only rail. Chat asks questions across the whole table or a column or row you select. Add context attaches specific documents, columns or cells to the question, and the "Ask about this…" actions seed it for you. Answers cite back into the matrix, and clicking a citation opens the source. Conversation history and contextual details are retained.
The rail is resizable, and closing it returns the grid to full width.
The run list
View all on the home screen's recent activity strip opens the run list for Review Matrix. So does Back from a results screen, unless you opened that run from the home screen, in which case Back returns you there. The list has four tabs.
| Tab | What it lists | Row actions |
|---|---|---|
| In progress | Runs still working, with a live progress readout and the stage each has reached | Stop |
| Failed | Runs that failed, stopped or were cancelled, each with the reason on the row | Retry, which re-runs the whole matrix |
| Completed | Finished runs, newest first, with a NEW marker on ones you have not opened yet | Re-run, a download control offering XLSX, CSV, JSON, PDF and DOCX, and a menu for sharing or transferring the run |
| Shared | Matrices colleagues have shared with you | Opens the shared run |
Every tab lists the run name, its file and question counts, and its date. A run that finished with some documents unread shows a partial badge on the Completed tab; clicking that badge expands the row to name which files failed.
Next steps
- Correct an answer, or re-run part of the matrix
- Export the finished grid
- Save this question set as a template