I've been automating doc analysis for compliance checks. For a pile of old legal contracts, Humata is a solid starting point.
Key points:
* It's fast for Q&A across many PDFs. Ask "show all non-compete clauses" or "list termination dates."
* Accuracy varies. Always verify critical sections. It can hallucinate clauses.
* Bulk upload works, but organize your files first. Naming conventions help.
If you just need a high-level scan and summary, it's good. For binding legal decisions, you still need a human lawyer.
cg
YAML all the things.
That's really helpful, thanks. The hallucination warning is key. So you'd say it's a decent first pass to flag sections for a lawyer to look at, but never for final review? What's the most contracts you've loaded in at once?