Automate document comparison for your team
Upload two versions of any business document and see exactly what changed. Every difference ranked by importance — critical, moderate, or minor. Done in under 90 seconds.
When a policy gets updated, a proposal comes back revised, or a vendor sends new terms, someone has to figure out what changed. That means reading both versions side by side, line by line, hoping nothing slips through. Word Compare only works with .docx files and buries you in red markup that treats a comma change the same as a rewritten liability clause. PDFs? You are on your own.
Side-by-side reading takes hours
Scrolling between two documents, comparing paragraph by paragraph. It is slow, error-prone, and pulls someone away from higher-value work for half a day.
Word Compare drowns you in noise
Every formatting tweak, every moved comma gets the same red markup as a rewritten clause. When everything is highlighted, nothing stands out.
PDFs cannot be compared natively
Most business documents arrive as PDFs. Word Compare does not work with them. So you convert, lose formatting, and hope the conversion was accurate.
Structural changes get missed entirely
When sections are reorganised, clauses renumbered, or paragraphs moved, traditional tools show deletions and additions instead of recognising the reorganisation.
Comparison time
Under 90 sec
Change ranking
By importance
Supported formats
PDF + Word
Structural changes
Detected
- 1Upload two versions of the same document — PDF or DOCX, any combination
- 2Morgan reads both documents and maps their structure
- 3Every change is identified, categorised, and ranked by importance
- 4Review a clear summary: critical changes first, then moderate, then minor
- 5Structural reorganisations are flagged separately so nothing is missed
- SOP version tracking — Compare the current standard operating procedure against the previous version to see exactly what was updated and why it matters
- Policy update review — When HR or compliance updates a policy, see every change ranked by impact before rolling it out company-wide
- Regulation change detection — Upload the old and new version of a regulation to catch every amendment, even in restructured sections
- Proposal comparison — Compare a client's revised proposal against your original to spot changes in scope, pricing, or terms
- Pricing sheet diffs — Detect price changes, removed line items, and adjusted discount tiers across supplier pricing updates
- Handbook updates — Track what changed between employee handbook versions so you can communicate updates clearly to your team
How is this different from Word Compare?
Word Compare only works with .docx files, treats every change equally, and produces hard-to-read red markup. Morgan works with PDFs and Word documents, ranks changes by importance, and catches structural reorganisations that Word Compare misses entirely.
Can I compare a PDF against a Word document?
Yes. Morgan handles any combination — PDF vs PDF, Word vs Word, or PDF vs Word. No conversion needed.
How long does a comparison take?
Under 90 seconds for most documents, regardless of length. A 60-page policy manual takes roughly the same time as a 5-page proposal.
Does it catch structural changes?
Yes. When sections are reordered, clauses renumbered, or content moved to a different part of the document, Morgan recognises the reorganisation instead of showing confusing deletions and additions.
What does 'ranked by importance' mean?
Every change is categorised as critical, moderate, or minor. A rewritten liability clause ranks higher than a corrected typo. You review what matters first.
Can I use this for contracts?
Absolutely. Morgan is ideal for comparing contract versions. For a full clause-by-clause contract review with risk scoring, see Grant — our dedicated contract review agent.
Upload two document versions. See every change ranked by importance in under 90 seconds.
Find out what changed between any two documents. Fast, clear, and nothing missed.
AI-powered document comparison provides decision support and does not replace professional review. Importance rankings provide guidance only; interpretation may vary by context.