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Review provides a structured way to analyze contracts and documents. Unlike free-form chat, reviews follow a defined template that ensures consistent analysis across documents.

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What is a Review?

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A review is a systematic analysis of a document against predefined criteria. Think of it as a checklist that Libra completes automatically, ensuring every document is evaluated the same way.
A review combines three elements:
ElementPurpose
StandardDefines what criteria to check and how to evaluate them
DocumentsThe files you want to analyze
ResultsStructured findings you can verify and export
When you run a review, Libra analyzes each document against your template criteria and presents the findings in a consistent, structured format.

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When to Use Review

Review is best suited for:
Use CaseDescription
Contract analysisCheck agreements against a standard checklist
Compliance reviewsVerify documents meet defined criteria
Due diligenceSystematically analyze document sets
Quality assuranceCheck drafted documents against requirements
For ad-hoc questions about a document or exploratory analysis, the chat feature is more flexible.

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How Review Works

  1. You select or create a template defining what to analyze
  2. You upload one or more documents to review
  3. Libra analyzes each document against the template criteria
  4. Results are presented in a structured format you can verify and export
The key benefit is consistency—every document is analyzed against the same criteria in the same way, whether you review ten documents today or ten more next month.

Create a Review

Step-by-step guide to running a document review.

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Getting Started

Templates

Browse pre-built templates or create your own.