If you are starting from nothing, read the quickstart, then core concepts. Between them they cover the whole loop: upload documents, write a question per column, run the table, check an answer against the page it came from.
If you are evaluating rather than using, how credits work and tiers and limits are the two pages that answer what it costs and what it will not let you do.
Tables
TablesCreating a table, what a row is, tabs, duplicating, and the settings behind it.ColumnsThe eight output types, writing a prompt that holds up, presets, and what a column costs.Running and rerunsScoping a run, reading a partial table, and the difference between failed and stale.Citations and confidenceOpening the page an answer came from, and spot-checking without re-reading everything.CorrectionsOverriding a cell, and what the table keeps underneath your correction.Auto modeTables that run themselves on upload, and the two controls to set first.ExportingXLSX and CSV, row and column scoping, and what the file does not contain.Use cases
Use casesWorked setups, each starting from a preset that ships in the app.Contract reviewVendor and customer contracts: dates, renewal, liability caps, IP assignment.Renewals and expiryThe same contract set as a calendar: term ends, notice periods, auto-renewal.Commercial leasesEscalations, sublease rights, CAM caps and co-tenancy across a portfolio.Diligence in a VDROne row per target: multiples, growth, customer concentration, ESG.Credit agreementsDebt schedules, spreads, leverage covenants and MAC clauses side by side.Trade bidsLevelling a package: scope exclusions, rates, lead times, crane inclusions.Clinical protocolsEligibility, endpoints, dosage limits and adverse-event rules across a set.