BriefCatch reads a brief the way a demanding editor would. This site explains how to drive it.
NOTE: Product behavior and access may vary by plan, role, and organization configuration.
BriefCatch flags the sentence that buries its verb, the citation that is formatted wrong, and the authority that does not say what the sentence claims it says. Upload a brief, work the suggestions, and check the citations that carry the argument.
My Documents: every document you have uploaded, with review status, suggestion count, and how long the stored copy has left.
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What happens between upload and results, and how the editor is laid out. |
Five tabs, the category taxonomy, and why ignoring is not rejecting. |
Check whether a cited authority supports the proposition it is cited for. |
Individual, Pro, and Enterprise — and what a lapsed license still lets you do. |
Two ways in, one engine
What you see depends on where you started. The account, the suggestions, and the review history are the same underneath.
Upload in the browser and review in a full editor, suggestions alongside the document. |
Review inside Microsoft Word, against the same engine and the same account. |
Administer an account
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Something not behaving? Start at Troubleshooting.