
Creating a Template
Start a new template
In the Discovery section, click the Create New Template card under My Templates.

Enter a title
Give your template a descriptive name that indicates the document type (e.g., “M&A NDA Discovery” or “Lease Agreement Analysis”).

Add a description
Describe what this template is designed to extract. This helps you and your team understand when to use it.

Configure sharing (optional)
You can share the template later using the Share button. Skip this step if you want to keep it private for now.
Add columns
Click Add Column to define what information Libra should extract. Each column becomes a question answered for every document.
For each column, specify:

- Column Label: A short name for the column header
- Prompt: Instructions telling Libra what to look for
- Answer Type: The format of the extracted data (Text, Yes/No, Number, Date, Bullet List, Currency)
Using a Library Template
Open the library
Navigate to the Discovery section in Libra. Use the tabs to filter by My Templates, Team, or Libra.

Find a template
The Team tab shows templates shared by your colleagues. The Libra tab contains templates pre-built by the Libra team for common document types.

Customizing Library Templates

- Click the three-dot menu on the template card
- Select Duplicate
Sharing Templates
You can share discovery templates with your entire team, specific user groups, or individual colleagues.Open the template
Navigate to the discovery template you want to share. Click the Share button in the top right corner.

Add people or groups
Search for colleagues or user groups in the Share with field and click Add. You can also set General access to Everyone in the team to share with your whole team.Choose a permission level for each person or group:
- View only: Can use the template to run discoveries
- Edit: Can modify the template and manage sharing
- Full Access: Can edit, delete, and manage sharing
Team Management
Learn more about user groups, permission levels, and sharing options.
Best Practices
Write clear column descriptions
Write clear column descriptions
The description tells Libra what to look for. Be specific: “The date when the contract was signed by all parties” is better than “Contract date.”
Use appropriate column types
Use appropriate column types
Matching the column type to the data improves extraction accuracy and enables sorting/filtering on results.
Start simple, then expand
Start simple, then expand
Begin with the most important columns. Once those work well, add more. It’s easier to debug a template with fewer columns.
Group similar documents
Group similar documents
Discovery works best when documents are similar in structure. Create separate templates for different document types.



