Legal Advice Now User Manual

1. Getting Started: Payment & Credits

Before you can analyze a document, you'll need to purchase credits. Our platform operates on a credit-based system, where each credit allows you to analyze one document.

1. Navigate to the Pricing Section: On the Legal Advice Now homepage, click on the "Pricing" or "Buy Credits" button.
2. Select a Plan: Choose the credit package that best suits your needs. We offer various packages, from single-document analysis to bulk credits for frequent users.
3. Complete the Purchase: Follow the on-screen instructions to complete your payment. Once the transaction is complete, your account will be credited, and you can begin your analysis.

2. Uploading Your Document

Our platform is designed for a simple and secure document upload process.

1. Navigate to the "Analyze Your Document" Page.
2. Drag and Drop or Select Your File: We support PDF, Word (.doc, .docx), and TXT files.
3. Acknowledge the Terms: Check the box for the "Important Acknowledgement".
4. Click "Analyze Document" to proceed.

3. Configuring Your Analysis

To ensure the most accurate and relevant analysis, you'll be asked to provide some context about your document.

1. Provide Document Details: Fill in the title, type, parties, and governing law.
2. Add Notes (Optional): You can add specific concerns or goals you want the AI to focus on.
3. Initiate the Analysis: Click the "Hire AI Legal Team" button to begin the review.

4. Reviewing Your Document Analysis

Once the analysis is complete, you'll be taken to the review dashboard. This dashboard is divided into 3 key sections, each providing a different layer of insight.

a. Red Flags & Risks

This section highlights critical issues that could pose a significant risk. The AI identifies clauses that are problematic, potentially unfair, or could lead to future disputes. Pay close attention to items marked as "Critical."

b. Key Points vs. Standard

This section compares the clauses in your document to typical industry standards. A higher "Deviation Score" indicates a greater deviation from the standard, helping you quickly identify unconventional terms.

c. Missing Clauses

The AI identifies important clauses that are typically included in this type of agreement but are absent from your document. This section flags omissions that could leave you unprotected.

5. Reviewing Additional Information

Review also the additional sections containing financial data, opportunities, timelines, deadlines.

a. Financial Impact Estimation

This section contains financial terms (payment schedules, penalties, liability caps, etc.)

b. Opportunities

Highlight clauses that are unusually favorable to the user's represented party.

c. Timeline and Deadlines

This section contains the timeline, deadlines, and trigger events for obligations and rights order by date.

d: Clarity and Readability Score

This section report the complexity, structure and jargon of the document and how it could be improved.

6. Interactive Review: Approve, Request Changes, or Ask for Clarification

For each point raised by the AI analysis, you have three choices to guide the next steps. This interactive process ensures the final proposed changes are tailored to your specific needs.

Not clear, explain better

Select this if you need more context or a deeper explanation of the risk or recommendation.

Request a change

Choose this to instruct the AI legal team to draft specific language to address the point. This is for items you want to negotiate.

Ok with me, no changes

Click this to acknowledge the point and accept it as is. This helps track which items you've reviewed and deemed acceptable.

Once you have made a selection for every review point, the Submit Review button will become available. Click it to send your feedback and proceed to review the proposed changes.