I need to triage a batch of PDFs and decide which ones to prioritize without opening each file page by page.

This feature helps you quickly review and prioritize a batch of PDF files without manually opening and paging through each document. It streamlines triage by surfacing high-level document signals so you can decide what to read first.

This feature is designed for situations where you have many PDFs and need to determine which ones deserve attention first without opening each file page by page. It provides an at-a-glance way to compare documents side by side using key metadata and document-level indicators. You can scan a list of PDFs and quickly identify items that look relevant, urgent, or high value before investing time in deep reading. The feature supports prioritization workflows by helping you narrow down a large set to a smaller shortlist. It reduces time spent on repetitive open-and-scroll actions and minimizes context switching when handling large batches. It is useful for review queues such as research papers, contracts, invoices, reports, submissions, or discovery documents. It also helps when PDFs vary widely in length and structure, making manual sampling inefficient. By enabling faster initial screening, the feature improves throughput and helps you focus effort where it matters most.