This is an extended compliance matrix dictionary, designed to help identify key requirements in documents. This dictionary includes terms like “will,” “shall,” “must” and “provide”. It’s a solution for quickly spotting important obligations or commitments in texts, ensuring that crucial conditions or directives are not overlooked.

This dictionary is designed to evaluate documents for specific aspects that an organization should either emphasize or avoid. It serves as a tool for assessing the content of documents, helping to identify elements that align with strategic goals or pose potential risks. This makes it valuable for guiding decision-making on whether to focus more on certain areas or steer clear of them.

This dictionary is specialized in identifying key contract terms such as liability clauses, warranties, termination conditions including force majeure, intellectual property (IP) considerations, and Law & Dispute Resolution clauses. It’s an essential tool for thoroughly reviewing contracts, ensuring that these critical elements are recognized and assessed for legal and practical implications.

This dictionary is crafted to specifically identify dates within documents. It’s designed to scan and highlight any date formats, making it an invaluable tool for quickly locating and reviewing chronological references in a variety of documents, from legal contracts to RFPs to business reports.

This dictionary is tailored for reviewing contracts and legal documents, specifically designed to identify words that begin with uppercase letters. In legal contexts, definitions often start with capital letters, and this tool efficiently picks up every such word, aiding in the quick identification and analysis of key terms and definitions within the document.

This is an empty dictionary tool, ideal for those who wish to start from scratch and practice uploading a dictionary to VT Docs. It provides a blank template, allowing users to customize and build their own dictionary according to specific needs or objectives, making it a perfect starting point for learning and experimentation with VT Docs functionalities.

This dictionary is designed to categorize FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulation) and DFAR (Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation) clauses, distinguishing between those that are benign and those that carry risk. By using a category-based shredding approach, it efficiently generates detailed reports, helping users to better understand and manage the implications of these clauses in contracts or agreements.

This dictionary is designed for vetting technical specifications, particularly focusing on non-functional requirements such as performance, usability, scalability, security, and resiliency. It helps in identifying these key aspects in tech specs, ensuring they are incorporated into the technical solution and appropriately factored into pricing decisions.

This dictionary is designed to scan documents for important terms related to pricing, program management, contract details, intellectual property, and engineering. It ensures that specific sections are reviewed by the right teams or departments, enhancing efficiency and accuracy in document processing.

This dictionary is tailored for scanning resumes to pinpoint specific qualifications. It focuses on identifying terms related to Security Clearance Levels, Program Management Capabilities, and Technical Capabilities. This tool is especially useful for quickly sifting through resumes to find candidates who meet precise job requirements in these areas.

This dictionary is designed to help identify key requirements in documents by highlighting terms like “will,” “shall,” and “must.” It’s a solution for quickly spotting important obligations or commitments in texts, ensuring that crucial conditions or directives are not overlooked.

The dictionary helps improve how you write professionally. It tells you to either prove your claims with real examples or cut out any over-the-top words. It also advises getting rid of weak, unnecessary statements to sound more confident and clear.