Extractions

An extraction pulls specific pieces of information out of a contract — the parties, the term, the rent, the notice periods — and returns them as a structured table, with each answer linked to the clause it came from. You write the list of items once, as an extraction schema, then run it against any document whenever you need it.

Concepts

• About extractions — what an extraction schema is, what a result tells you, and what the agent's suggestions are for.

Tutorials

• Your first extraction — write a three-item schema, run it against one of your contracts, and read the answers with their sources.

Guides

• Extract information from contracts — build a schema, run it, read the results, and act on the agent's suggestions.
• Draft a schema with AI — have an agent propose the item list from a brief or example documents, then review and accept it.

Reference

• Extraction schemas and results — the parts of a schema, extraction formats, result statuses, drafting limits, and who can do what.