Re-analyze with focus
Targeted re-examination of an already analyzed file – with your own focus or additional documents.
Have you already analyzed a document and would like to examine a specific aspect in more detail? Then start a re-analysis with focus – instead of blindly repeating the same analysis.
Where can I find this?
Open the document in My documents and select "Re-analyze" under the analysis. A section will open where you can specify the focus.
How to proceed
- Specify focus: Write in your own words what the AI should pay special attention to (e.g., "Only check the notice periods"). Without a concrete focus, a repetition rarely yields new insights.
- Use suggestions (optional): You can apply ready-made modules – such as deadlines/statute of limitations, liability and damage compensation clauses, termination options, or data protection risks – with a single tap.
- Select depth: Standard or the more thorough Reasoning Model (Premium). The credit price is displayed next to each variant and on the start button.
- Start: The deduction will only occur after your confirmation (see costs in advance).
Include additional documents (bundle)
You can attach further related documents to the re-analysis (e.g., contract + NDA + DPA). The AI then evaluates how they relate to each other – contradictions, precedence, missing references. Important: This is not the 1:1 comparison function of two versions, but a joint examination as a bundle. With additional documents, the (slightly higher) bundle pricing applies; as always, you will see the price in advance.
Good to know
- Every re-analysis is AI-driven and costs credits – the value is displayed in advance on the cost notice (Credits: The credit system).
- If it fails technically, the credits are automatically refunded (refund).
- If a result remains thin, more context often helps (more context better answer).
If you are not dealing with a single document but with the entire case file, the strategy recommendation is the better approach.
Related topics: analyzing a document · more context better answer · case file strategy · see costs in advance
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