Who should use the Automated Redlining workflow?
Teams or solo builders working on finance & legal tasks who want a repeatable process instead of one-off tool experiments.
Execution Map
4-step pipeline — follow each step in order
1Setup · Step 1 of 4
Open task pageClause Extraction
Prepare inputs and settings through Clause Extraction before running automated redlining.
Why this matters
Clause Extraction sets up the foundation for automated redlining; clean inputs here reduce downstream rework.
What you get
Inputs, context, and settings are ready so the workflow can move into execution without blockers.
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2Input · Step 2 of 4
Open task pageAutomated Compliance Checks
Use Automated Compliance Checks to build supporting assets that improve automated redlining quality.
Why this matters
Automated Compliance Checks strengthens automated redlining by feeding better supporting material into the pipeline.
What you get
Supporting assets from automated compliance checks are prepared and connected to the main workflow.
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3Refine · Step 3 of 4
Open task pageAutomate contract redlining
Refine and validate automated redlining output using Automate contract redlining before final delivery.
Why this matters
Automate contract redlining adds quality control so issues are caught before the workflow is finalized.
What you get
The automation run is improved, validated, and prepared for final delivery.
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4Core · Step 4 of 4
Open task pageAutomated Redlining
Execute automated redlining with Automated Redlining to produce the primary automation run.
Why this matters
This is the core step where automated redlining actually happens, so it determines baseline quality for everything after it.
What you get
A first-pass automation run is generated and ready for refinement in the next steps.
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