Automate document analysis for your team
Upload a supported business document — such as a policy, SOP, regulation, proposal, or specification — and get a structured first-pass analysis of key terms, obligations, and priorities.
Your team reads documents the hard way. Someone opens a 50-page policy, scrolls through it for an hour, and writes up a summary from memory. Key terms get missed. Obligations get buried. When the next document lands, the same manual process starts over. It does not scale, and the risk of missing something important grows with every document in the queue.
Hours lost reading documents cover to cover
Policies, SOPs, and regulations take 2 to 5 hours to read and summarise. That time comes straight out of the work your team was hired to do.
Key terms and obligations buried in dense text
Compliance deadlines, escalation procedures, pricing conditions — they are scattered across pages. Manual reading misses them more often than anyone admits.
No structured output to act on
After someone reads a document, the result is a loose email summary or a few highlighted lines. No consistent format. No way to compare across documents.
Every new document restarts the same manual process
New regulation? New vendor proposal? New internal SOP? The same person spends the same hours doing the same manual work. Every single time.
Analysis time
Business document
Key terms extracted
All identified
Document types
Any business doc
Review mode
First pass
- 1Upload a document — PDF or DOCX, any length
- 2Morgan reads the document and prepares a structured first-pass analysis
- 3Review the structured breakdown: key terms, obligations, conditions, and highlights
- 4Get actionable insights and follow-up questions based on the document content
- 5Use the structured output to brief your team, inform decisions, or feed into your workflow
- Policy review — Extract key obligations, compliance requirements, and escalation procedures from internal or external policies
- SOP analysis — Break down standard operating procedures into clear steps, responsibilities, and dependencies
- Regulation review — Surface compliance deadlines, reporting obligations, and scope definitions from regulatory documents
- Proposal evaluation — Pull out pricing terms, deliverables, timelines, and conditions from vendor or partner proposals
- Pricing sheet review — Identify volume tiers, discount structures, exclusions, and hidden conditions in pricing documents
- Specification analysis — Extract requirements, acceptance criteria, and dependencies from technical or product specifications
What types of documents can Morgan analyse?
Morgan is designed for supported business documents such as policies, SOPs, regulations, proposals, specifications, pricing sheets, guidelines, and frameworks. Check the upload limits and review complex layouts carefully.
How is Morgan different from Grant?
Grant owns contract review and comparison. Morgan handles supported non-contract business documents such as policies, SOPs, regulations, proposals, and specifications.
What file types are supported?
Use the file types and size limits shown in Morgan's upload workflow. Complex scans, tables, or unusual formatting may require additional review.
How long does the analysis take?
Processing time varies with document length, formatting, and system load. The workflow shows progress while the analysis runs.
Do I need domain expertise to use it?
No. Morgan explains findings in plain language. You get a structured breakdown anyone on your team can act on, not a wall of jargon.
Is this a replacement for a subject matter expert?
No. Morgan is a first-pass analysis tool that extracts structure and highlights review priorities. A qualified expert remains responsible for critical decisions.
Upload your next business document for a structured first-pass analysis.
See what Morgan extracts from your business documents. Policies, SOPs, regulations, proposals — any document your team needs to understand.
AI-powered document analysis provides decision support and does not replace qualified professional advice. Extracted terms and obligations are indicative; always verify critical findings against the source document.