Document comparison: all differences between versions
This assistant compares two versions of the same document and shows exactly what has changed: from individual words and numbers to conditions that alter the meaning of the text. It will find added, deleted, and rewritten fragments, compare contract versions before and after counterparty edits, note changes in deadlines, amounts, liability, and termination procedures, explain how the new wording differs from the previous one in terms of consequences, and compile everything into a structured report by document section. The result provides informational support and does not replace consultation with a qualified lawyer, so significant conclusions should be verified with a specialist. On BotHub, document comparison is convenient to conduct without a VPN or foreign card: you upload files or paste text directly into the chat, and the chat history is saved, so you can return to past comparisons during the next round of negotiations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, the assistant checks the versions in their entirety and notes not only obvious edits but also minor substitutions that are easy to miss when reading: a different number in a payment deadline, 'may' instead of 'must', a missing clause, or a moved paragraph. For each such change, it explains how it affects the rights and obligations of the parties.
Upload both versions as files or paste their text into the chat and indicate which one is the original. It is useful to immediately specify what is most important to you, for example, payment terms or the liability of the parties. The assistant will provide a list of differences by document section and separately highlight edits that change the meaning, not just the wording.
The assistant is good at finding textual discrepancies and explaining their meaning, but the completeness of the result depends on the quality of the source files: scans with poor recognition or complex tables may lead to errors. The result is for informational purposes only and does not replace consultation with a qualified lawyer, so key conditions and conclusions about risks should be double-checked with a specialist.
Requests are paid for with the internal currency CAPS from a single balance. The cost depends primarily on the volume of text: the longer the documents and the more detailed the answer, the more CAPS will be spent on the request. Comparing two short versions will be significantly cheaper than analyzing a voluminous contract with appendices. The balance is topped up in rubles and spent on any tasks on the platform.
Before uploading, it is better to anonymize the document, i.e., replace company names, names, details, and amounts with placeholders. This will not affect the quality of the comparison, as the assistant analyzes the structure and wording, not specific names. This way, you will receive a full analysis of the edits without disclosing unnecessary information, especially if the document is protected by a non-disclosure agreement.
The assistant is pre-configured for document verification: it compares versions by section, separates technical edits from substantive ones, and evaluates their legal consequences without additional explanations from your side. In a regular chat, you would have to explain the same thing at length in the prompt, and the result would be less structured and complete.