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Wissly understands a wide range of questions. Here are five patterns you’ll use most often.

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Find Information

Use this when you need a specific fact from your documents.

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Summarize

Use this to pull the key points from long documents or from many documents at once.

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Compare

Use this to compare documents across metrics or line items.
See Requesting Comparative Analysis for more.

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Cross-Check

Use this to verify a document against a reference — regulations, guidelines, public notices, standard terms — and surface anything missing or out of line.
See Requesting a Cross-Check for more.

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Draft Documents

Use this to create new documents from the materials in your connected folders. Drafting and editing take place on the Canvas, which opens automatically when Wissly detects a writing intent such as “draft this as a document.”
See Writing with the Canvas to learn how to draft against a required template.

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Verifying the Answer

Wissly marks sources in answers as [1], [2], and so on. Click a source to jump to the original document with the relevant passage highlighted — this lets you check the basis of the answer directly.
The more specific the question, the better the result. See Writing Effective Questions for phrasing tips.