I want to understand what a document says about a particular topic, but I’m not sure which section covers it.

This feature helps you find where a specific topic is discussed within a document, even if you do not know the relevant section name. It surfaces the most relevant passages so you can quickly understand what the document says about your topic.

This feature is designed for readers who need answers about a specific topic but do not know where to look in a long or unfamiliar document. You provide a topic or question, and the feature identifies the sections or passages most likely to contain relevant information. It supports faster navigation by directing you to the parts of the document that discuss the topic rather than requiring you to scan the entire text. The feature is useful for reports, policies, research papers, contracts, and technical documentation where information is distributed across multiple headings. It can help you confirm whether the document addresses a topic at all and, if so, where the strongest coverage appears. By showing the relevant excerpts in context, it helps you understand the document’s position and any related details. This is especially helpful when section titles are vague, inconsistent, or written in a way that does not match your terminology. It can also help compare how the same topic is treated in different parts of the document, such as definitions, requirements, and exceptions. Overall, the feature reduces time spent searching and improves confidence that you have found the most relevant content.