Search

Getting Started with DeepJudge

Searching in DeepJudge involves crafting an effective query to convey intent and applying filters to refine results.

What makes DeepJudge different?

Content-Oriented Searches: DeepJudge scans all parts of a document, not just titles.

‍This allows searching for specific words or phrases within a document.

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Context Awareness: Powered by AI, DeepJudge understands query intent, eliminating the need to input every exact keyword.

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How to Form an Effective Search Query

Use keywords, phrases, or sentences to describe your search query.

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The most effective method is to type what you're looking for in your own words.

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If you know specific keywords, feel free to include them, but there is no need to guess all of the exact terms as written in the relevant document.

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Tip: DeepJudge Search is AI-powered, but it functions more like a Google search than a conversational interface like ChatGPT. Avoid using language such as "please find me...". For a chat-like search experience, refer to our guide for Workflows.

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