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What's New in the Document View

Learn about Inscribe’s updated document experience, including the new analysis-first layout, the Details tab, assistant improvements, and updated document header.

Written by Patrick Cusack

Updated document view layout

We’ve updated the document view to make reviews faster and easier to investigate with Inscribe’s AI assistant.

The main change is that analysis now comes first. When you open a document, the analysis panel appears on the left, so you can immediately see Inscribe’s key findings and signals.


More document details are now in the Details tab

The left-hand panel now brings the most important document information together in three tabs:

  • Analysis — key findings and signals

  • Details — supporting document content and extracted information

  • Context — wider customer and document context

Some document information that previously appeared separately is now available in the Details tab.


The assistant works better alongside analysis

You can open the assistant from the document header, or from prompts that appear alongside signals.

When the assistant is open, you can review the document with analysis on the left and the assistant on the right, making it easier to ask follow-up questions without losing context.


The header shows more document information

The document header now includes key details such as the document type and format, alongside the document title and customer name.

For example, you can quickly see that you’re reviewing a bank statement in TruePDF format.


Why we made this change

We made this update to:

  • Put Inscribe’s analysis first

  • Help reviewers move faster

  • Make supporting details easier to find

  • Make it easier to investigate results with the assistant

The way Inscribe analyzes documents is not changing — we’re improving how that analysis is presented and explored.

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