Navigating Recital

• Navigating Recital

  Welcome to Recital. Once your account is set up, the first thing to understand is how the platform is organized and where to go depending on what you’re trying to do. The video below provides a short tour of Recital and introduces the three main areas. How Recital is organized Recital is structured around three core areas: Records, Compare, and Reports. Each section supports a different part of the contract workflow. Records RFew readers

• Contract Records

  Records organize everything about a contract in one place. Each Record shows the contract's key details, version history, related emails, and tools to review and manage it. What you'll see in a Record depends on the contract's status: In Negotiation or Executed. Jump to: In Negotiation Executed Records In Negotiation ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/c/dFew readers

Comparing Documents

• Comparing Documents with Recital

  Recital document comparison is powered by Litera. It works with Word and PDF documents, providing a 100% trustworthy redlining experience every time even when comparing Word and PDF documents. This article covers: How to compare documents Redline colors Comparing protected documents How to compare documents Click Compare in the left navigFeatured

• How to Open a Document Comparison from Email

  How it Works Once you have installed the add-on, simply open any email containing a Word or PDF attachment that you would like to compare to a previous version, then open the Recital add-on and click the Compare button. Your web browser will open a new tab taking you directly to the Compare page in Recital. If the email contains multiple attachments, Recital willFew readers

• Using AI Change Summary for Comparisons

  AI Change Summary helps you quickly understand the most important differences between two documents. It highlights meaningful legal and business changes so you can prioritize your review, assess required effort, and spot issues that may need immediate attention. || Important: The AI Change Summary is not legal advice and should not be used as a substitute for professional legal counsel. How to Use AI Change Summary Compare two documents using the [Comparison feature](https://help.recitaFew readers

Searching in Recital

• Search Files and Records

  Searching files and records — on their respective pages — is a powerful way to find your work across all the systems that Recital integrates with. The table below shows which data is searched; by default, everything listed under “Field Searched” is searched. To narrow down a search, each field can be used as a keyword prefix to specify that the result must appear in that field. For example, a search for just “lisa” will show results wheFew readers

Reporting

• Using Reports to Analyze Your Contracts

  The Reports feature enables you to filter, search, and export contract data across your entire portfolio. Access Reports through the dedicated tab in your left-hand navigation. Overview Reports displays all your contract records and extracted properties (for executed contracts), allowing you to analyze contract data at scale and identify patterns across your portfolio that would be difficult to spot when reviewing contracts individuallFew readers

Recital for Word

• Overview: Recital for Word

  The Recital Word add-in streamlines contract drafting and review by giving you instant access to your contract data—clauses, comparisons, and your saved library—without leaving Microsoft Word. What you can do with the Word add-in The add-in brings four key capabilities into your drafting workflow: Search for similar clauses – Find clauses semantically similar to the one you're reviewing, pulled directly from your existing contractFew readers

• How to Search for Similar Clauses in Word

  Learn how to search your contracts for clauses semantically similar to the one you're reviewing. Before searching for clauses, make sure you've: Installed the Recital Word add-in Connected at least one of the following to Recital: Your cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.) Your email account Uploaded a clause library source file Without one of these connections, the search won't haFew readers

• Add or Remove Clauses from Your Library

  Learn how to build and manage your clause library by saving, importing, or removing clauses. Before managing your clause library, make sure you've: Installed the Recital Word add-in Connected at least one of the following to Recital: Your cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.) Your email account Uploaded a clause library source file How to save a clause to your library Your clauseFew readers

• View and Insert Saved Clauses in Word

  Learn how to browse your clause library and insert saved clauses directly into your documents. Before viewing your clause library, make sure you've: Installed the Recital Word add-in Saved at least one clause to your library (learn how to save clauses) How to view your clause library Open the Recital add-in in Word. On the home screen, you'll see your entire clause library organized by category. ![](https://storage.crisp.chFew readers

• Compare Documents or Text Blocks in Word

  Learn how to run a comparison of two documents or specific text selections to identify differences, directly in Word. How to compare two documents in Word Open the Recital add-in in Word. Navigate to the Compare tab. Select Files as your comparison type. Choose the two documents you want to compare. Click Upload file to select documents from your computer or drag and drop files to upload. Click Compare. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/Some readers