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Trace any fact Aevy pulled from a document back to the exact line it came from.

What this is

When a document arrives, Aevy reads it and pulls out the facts it holds: the parties, the dates, the fee, the obligations. You see these on the document page, in the Details panel. Every fact keeps a link to where it came from, so you never have to take an extracted value on trust. Click it, and Aevy reveals the exact source text in the document, highlighted. You confirm a number in the contract itself.

The document page

Open a document and you get two halves: the document itself on the right, and a set of panels on the left. The panels are Work, Requirements, Related documents, and Details, and they are independent, so you can have more than one open at once. The Details panel is where the extracted facts live, grouped by area (classification, parties, term, offtake, fee, and so on). Use Search details to jump to a fact by name.

The document page. Extracted facts on the left, the source document on the right.

Revealing a fact’s source

Click an extracted value and the document scrolls to its page and highlights the source. Take the Sunny Solar power purchase agreement: the Base fee reads “€65.00/MWh for Contract Years 1-10”. Click it, and the document jumps to page 3, to the Contract Price section, and highlights Contract Price: € 65.00 /MWh. The value you clicked and the line it came from are the same.

Clicking the base fee reveals and highlights its source in the document, on the page it was found.

The fact menu

Each fact carries a small menu. From it you can:

1. Reveal in document. The same jump-and-highlight as clicking the value.
2. Copy. Copy the value or its source text.
3. Accurate or Inaccurate. Tell Aevy whether it read the fact correctly. This feedback improves later extractions.
4. Add comment. Leave a note on the fact for your team.

Every extracted fact can be revealed, copied, marked accurate or not, and commented on.

From wherever a fact appears

Facts are clickable wherever you meet them, not only on their own document. In a table, or in an answer from Squirrel, the same click opens the document to the same highlighted line. When you are already on the document it reveals in place; from elsewhere it opens the document in a preview and takes you straight to the source.

Note on matching

Aevy finds the source by matching the text, so short, distinctive values like a fee or a date land on the exact words. A long, clause-length fact lands on the right passage, which may read slightly differently from the extracted wording if the original was laid out across lines. The page is always right; the highlight is as exact as the text allows.