Workflows let you chain multiple AI assistants together to automate complete processes. Instead of running each step manually and copying results between them, a workflow handles everything automatically.
What is a Workflow?
A workflow is a sequence of assistants that run one after another. The output from one step becomes the input for the next. Example: A brief drafting workflow might involve:- Extract facts and legal issues from the document
- Draft a responsive brief
- Send an email summary to the client
When to Use Workflows
Workflows are best suited for:| Use Case | Description |
|---|---|
| Multi-step analysis | Tasks where you need to process information in stages |
| Consistent processes | Procedures you repeat regularly in the same way |
| Quality control | Adding review or verification steps to your process |
| Team standardization | Ensuring everyone follows the same procedure |
How Workflows Work
- You create assistants for each step of your process
- You connect them in a workflow in the order they should run
- You provide optional prompts to customize each step
- When you run the workflow, each assistant processes the output from the previous step
Create a Workflow
Step-by-step guide to building a workflow.
Practical Use Cases
Contract Review
Contract Review
Automatic analysis → Risk assessment → Summary of critical pointsChain a document analysis assistant with a risk evaluation assistant and finish with a summary generator.
Due Diligence
Due Diligence
Document collection → Categorization → Assessment → Final reportProcess large document sets systematically with specialized assistants for each phase.
Brief Drafting
Brief Drafting
Fact analysis → Legal research → Formulation → FormattingTake a case file through analysis, legal review, drafting, and final formatting automatically.
