I need to compare what the document says about different aspects, but I’m struggling to piece the information together from scattered sections.

This feature helps you compare information about different aspects of a document without manually jumping between scattered sections. It reduces time spent searching and makes it easier to build an accurate, side-by-side understanding of what the document says.

This feature is designed for readers who need to compare what a document says about multiple aspects when relevant details are distributed across different sections. It brings related content together so you can evaluate differences, similarities, and relationships without losing context. Instead of relying on memory or manual note-taking, you can organize the document’s statements by aspect and review them in a structured way. This supports faster analysis and reduces the chance of missing key details hidden in less obvious parts of the text. It is especially useful for policy, technical, legal, and research documents where definitions, constraints, and exceptions may appear far apart. By consolidating and presenting the relevant excerpts, the feature makes it easier to validate interpretations and confirm that conclusions are grounded in the document. It also helps when you need to communicate findings to others by keeping the supporting passages easy to reference. Typical use cases include comparing requirements versus exceptions, comparing roles and responsibilities across sections, or tracing how a concept is defined and later applied. Overall, the feature improves comprehension and confidence when working with long, complex, or inconsistently structured documents.