Redlining in Microsoft Word
AI-suggested edits delivered as a native .docx with real tracked changes you can open and edit in Word.
When you run an AI redline, LexCore produces suggested edits with a reason for each. On download, the document engine builds a native Microsoft Word (.docx) file with every change already anchored as a standard tracked change. You open it in Word and accept, reject or edit, the same way you would a colleague's markup.
Note
Redline suggestions follow the same grounding rules as review findings, so every edit ties back to the clause it changes.
Related documentation
Contract review and risk analysis
The core workflow: verified, prioritised findings with citations, a clause heatmap, and visual risk maps.
Everyday tools: PDF, convert, OCR, refine, polish, grammar
The quick utilities lawyers use all the time. They skip the full debate on purpose, so they stay fast and cheap.
Compare (what changed) and the review grid
Compare shows what changed between the copy you sent and the copy that came back. The review grid, in Tabular Diligence, answers the same questions across many contracts and exports to Excel.