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Use this when you need to compare proposals, quotes, reports, and other documents at the metric or line-item level. If you ask for the result “as a document,” it lands on the Canvas for editing.

Comparing Documents

When comparing two or more documents:

Creating Comparison Tables

When you want comparison results in an organized format:

Example: Comparison for Investment Review

Question:
Wissly Answer:

Differences vs Commonalities

Adjust your question based on your comparison goal:

Focus on Differences

“Find only the different parts between the two proposals”

Focus on Commonalities

“What risk factors are commonly mentioned in all three reports?”

Pros/Cons Analysis

“List the pros and cons of Option A and Option B separately”

Data Analysis and Processing

Aggregate, compare, and analyze numerical data.

Writing Reports and Drafts

Build a report on top of your comparison results.