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Ask a question instead of manually searching through pages of text to locate the information you need.
Ask questions from legal documents and get answers based on their content.
ManuWorks AI Legal Document Query helps legal professionals find information within judgments, pleadings, contracts and other legal documents by asking questions in natural language. Instead of manually searching through lengthy documents, ask what you need to know - about a clause, obligation, date, party, fact or issue - and quickly locate relevant information within the document.
AI Legal Document Query allows lawyers to ask questions directly from legal documents using natural language and receive answers based on the content of those documents.
ManuWorks analyses the document and helps identify information relevant to the question asked.
ManuWorks can help legal professionals query documents such as:
Ask specific questions and focus on the information relevant to your legal task.
Ask a question instead of manually searching through pages of text to locate the information you need.
You do not need to know the exact words used in the document. Ask the question in ordinary language and use AI to identify relevant information from the document.
Instead of generating a general summary of the entire document, Document Query helps answer a specific question based on what you want to know.
Use questions to explore complex judgments, contracts, pleadings and other documents one issue at a time.
Spend less time locating information and more time reviewing its legal significance.
Ask questions across pleadings, orders and case documents to quickly locate important facts, dates, arguments and developments.
Ask questions about clauses, obligations, rights and commercial terms contained in an agreement.
Ask specific questions from lengthy judgments, case law and other legal materials to identify relevant information before undertaking deeper analysis.
Query regulatory documents, policies and compliance material for particular requirements, obligations, reporting periods or other information.
Ask targeted questions from documents being reviewed during due diligence to locate important rights, obligations, restrictions and other information.
Upload the judgment, pleading, contract or other legal document you want to review to the Vault.
Ask what you want to know in natural language.
ManuWorks analyses the document in the context of your question and identifies relevant information.
Review the response and refer to the underlying document where the information is important to your legal analysis.
Continue exploring the document by asking more specific or related questions.
Instead of manually searching through a lengthy agreement, a lawyer could ask:
In a contract or agreement
In a judgment or case file
This helps legal professionals move from searching through documents to asking questions from them.
Consider a lawyer reviewing a 150-page commercial agreement. The lawyer wants to know: can either party terminate the agreement without cause?
Traditionally, the lawyer might search for terms such as "termination", "terminate", "expiry" or "notice", then read each occurrence to locate the relevant provisions.
With AI Document Query, the lawyer can ask the question directly. The AI analyses the document and identifies information relevant to the termination rights contained in the agreement. The lawyer can then ask follow-up questions:
This turns document review into a more focused, question-driven process.
Document Summarisation answers: "What is this document about?" Document Query answers: "What does this document say about the specific thing I want to know?"
A summary provides an overview of the document. Document Query allows the lawyer to explore particular facts, clauses, issues, dates or obligations through specific questions.
Both can be used together: first understand the document through a summary, then ask targeted questions where deeper review is required.
Document Query is one part of the broader legal workflow.
ManuWorks.ai is an AI workspace built by Manupatra for legal professionals. Legal teams can use specialised AI Assistants to ask questions from legal documents, summarise judgments and documents, draft legal content, compare contracts and other documents, translate legal material, extract text from scanned documents using OCR and generate case timelines.
For more complex legal work, Agentic AI can work through multi-step workflows where the lawyer defines an objective and the AI plans and executes the steps required to work towards the outcome. ManuWorks also integrates with Manupatra's proprietary legal database, bringing AI-assisted document work and legal research into the same workspace.
AI Document Query allows users to ask questions in natural language about the contents of a legal document. The AI analyses the document and provides an answer based on information contained within it.
Yes. AI can analyse a legal document and answer questions about its contents, helping lawyers locate specific facts, clauses, dates, obligations and other information without manually searching the entire document.
Yes. AI can help answer questions about information contained in a judgment, such as the facts, issues, arguments, reasoning and outcome. Important legal propositions should be checked against the original judgment.
Yes. Lawyers can ask questions about clauses, rights, obligations, payment terms, termination provisions and other information contained in a contract.
Yes. Follow-up questions allow a lawyer to explore a particular issue in greater detail and progressively narrow the information being reviewed.
AI can help identify provisions relevant to a particular question, such as termination, indemnity, confidentiality, intellectual property or limitation of liability clauses.
Traditional document search generally requires users to search for particular words or phrases. AI Document Query allows users to ask a natural-language question and identify information relevant to that question even when they do not know the exact terminology used in the document.
Document Summarisation provides an overview of a document, while Document Query answers specific questions about its contents. Lawyers can use summarisation for initial understanding and Document Query for more targeted review.
No. AI can help lawyers locate and understand information within documents more efficiently, but important facts, clauses, legal propositions and conclusions should be checked against the underlying source document.
Find clauses, facts, dates, obligations and other information without manually searching through every page. Ask the question. Find the relevant information. Focus on the legal analysis.