A document is most useful when Wkeel also knows what you want to understand. Sign in, check the country context, and choose a readable version of the file before starting your review.

Prepare the file and the question

Use the final version you intend to discuss, with pages in the correct order and legible text. Only upload material you are authorized to provide. Check the file requirements shown in the application: supported types, sizes and attachment limits should be taken from the current interface, not assumed from a previous upload.

Let the upload finish

Attaching a file and making its content ready for analysis are different stages. Follow the displayed upload or processing status before asking a question about the document. If processing fails, read the error and correct the identified issue before retrying. Avoid sending the same file repeatedly while an existing upload is still pending.

Ask about a specific outcome

Tell Wkeel whether you want a summary, an explanation of a clause, or help identifying questions to raise. Point to a heading or page if it makes the task clearer. Compare the response with the original document, including missing pages, schedules and amendments. A summary can omit details; it is not a substitute for reading the relevant wording. Keep the uploaded source separate from any new draft created during the conversation.

What to take with you

  • Use a readable file you may share.
  • Wait for processing before document questions.
  • Check the answer against the original wording.