Saving judgments and using your research history

  • Saved judgments — save any judgment to your personal collection for quick access later.
  • Research history — your research sessions (assistant queries, timelines and brief checks) are stored under your account so you can reopen, review and continue them. Histories are private to your account and are not shared with other users.

Organising your history with tags

You can attach one or more tags to any item in your research history — for example a client or matter name, a doctrine, or a case reference. Open a history item and add tags to it; the same tag can be reused across as many analyses as you like.

Once your work is tagged, filter the history by a tag to bring together every analysis that relates to the same matter or topic, however far apart in time you ran them. Tags are private to your account, and a single analysis can carry several at once — so the same query can sit under both a client name and a doctrine, for instance.

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