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Three steps. These are the bookends of most workflows: getting documents in at the start, and putting a result somewhere at the end.

Pick Documents

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Deterministic

Latency

Fast
Select the documents to feed downstream steps. This is the first step in most workflows. Config Outputs
The picker is matter-scoped. When the workflow is launched against a matter, only that matter’s documents are pickable, so cross-matter picking is structurally impossible. Org-wide workflows launched without a matter can pick any document in the organization, which is intentional.

Wait For Document Ingestion

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Deterministic

Latency

Slow
Blocks until the supplied documents finish ingestion: chunked, embedded, and indexed. Required before any retrieval step that runs immediately after a fresh upload, otherwise the retrieval step searches an index that does not have the documents yet. Config Outputs
Already Ready equal to the document count means the step was a no-op and you could reorder it. It is still cheap insurance on any workflow where documents might be fresh.

Smart Auto-Fill Inputs

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AI

Latency

Medium
Extracts structured input hints (party names, claim summaries, dates) from a document or a matter, shaped to fill a specific built-in workflow’s input fields. Pair it with a downstream drafting step so you are not retyping facts that are already in a file. Config Outputs

Save to Matter

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Output

Latency

Fast
Attaches a document to a matter so it appears in that matter’s document list. Usually the final step after a Generate Legal Draft. Config Outputs
This is a side-effect step. It short-circuits to a no-op on a Test Run, and it cannot be used as the inner step of a Loop Over Documents. Run it once, outside the loop, on the loop’s results.

Retrieval steps

What usually comes next after Pick Documents.

Output steps

Exporting rather than filing into a matter.