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Review Template Library showing categories with options to filter by All, Yours, Team, and Libra The Template Library contains pre-built review templates ready to use. These templates are designed for common legal review tasks and can be used as-is or customized to fit your needs.

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Using a Library Template

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Browse templates

Navigate to the Review section in Libra. Templates appear as a slideshow at the top. Use the tabs to filter by My Templates, Team, or Libra. Select your Jurisdiction from the dropdown—templates are tailored to specific legal systems.Review section showing template slideshow with jurisdiction filter
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Start a review

Click Use Template to start a review with the selected template. Upload your documents and the review will analyze them against the template criteria.Template selection to start a new reviewThe template will apply its pre-configured criteria to your documents.

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Duplicating Templates

Template card showing three-dot menu with Duplicate option If a library template is close to what you need but requires adjustments:
  1. Click the three-dot menu on the template card
  2. Select Duplicate
Your copy will be saved separately from the original, allowing you to modify the criteria, adjust instructions, or change the output format.

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Sharing Templates

To share a template with colleagues:
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Open template settings

Open the template you want to share and access its settings.Opening template settings to share
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Set visibility

Set visibility to Shared and select which projects or team members can access it.Setting template visibility to sharedShared templates ensure your team uses consistent review standards.

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Best Practices

Instead of “Check the termination clause,” specify “Identify the notice period for termination and whether termination for cause is defined.”
  • Text extraction for pulling out specific provisions
  • Yes/No for presence/absence checks
  • Rating for qualitative assessments
  • Date/Number for specific data points
If your firm has specific standards or the review is jurisdiction-specific, include that context in your instructions.