A document is easier to work with when you know what you are looking for. Wkeel lets you bring supported files into a conversation and ask about the wording, obligations and unanswered questions that matter to your situation.
Give the document a clear purpose
Sign in to add a supported document, select the relevant country and explain your goal. You might want to understand a renewal clause, find a responsibility assigned to you, or prepare questions before a discussion. Tell Wkeel which part matters most, and use the complete relevant material when context spans several pages.
- Identify the document and its version.
- Explain what you need to decide.
- Point out missing pages or related agreements.
Separate the wording from the open questions
Ask what the document actually says, then ask what remains unclear. These are different tasks. A clause may state a notice period without explaining whether renewal happens automatically. Keeping those observations separate gives you something useful to verify with the other party.
For example, start with a lease and ask for the terms that affect renewal. Follow up on the notice method, changes to the rent and any obligations that continue after the original term. If something is absent or ambiguous, turn it into a question instead of treating an assumption as a confirmed term.
Carry the findings into your next step
You can continue the conversation, revisit saved material or ask for a draft that gathers the clarification points. Uploaded documents and generated drafts have different purposes: one is your source material, the other is work you review and edit. Supported file types, upload limits and available analysis depend on the product's current capabilities and your plan. Review the findings against the original before signing or responding; an AI review is not a guarantee that every issue has been found.
What to take with you
- Start with a specific review goal.
- Distinguish quoted terms from interpretation.
- Check the original before making a decision.