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Can Search+ compare two documents?

Yes. Put both PDFs in a workspace and ask Search+ to compare them, and it points out where they agree and differ with a citation to each source. The comparison comes back as a written chat answer.

Good comparison questions name what to compare: "How do the termination clauses in these two agreements differ?" or "Where do these two reports disagree on market size?" You can compare more than two documents the same way.

In chat, the comparison comes back as prose with citations, which suits differences in meaning, such as changed obligations or conflicting findings. For larger comparison work across a set of sources, see Deep Analysis, currently in beta.

Based on the Compare two documents prompt and workspace chat in Search+, October 2026.

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Can Search+ answer questions across multiple PDFs?
Yes. Ask a question at the workspace level and Search+ draws on every document in that workspace, with a citation for each source it uses.
Can Search+ find common themes across documents?
Yes. Ask Search+ for themes, patterns or repeated claims across a workspace, and it answers with citations to the documents each one appears in.
Can Search+ summarize several PDFs at once?
Yes. Ask for a summary of a whole workspace and Search+ summarizes across the documents in it, with citations to each source it draws on.
Does Search+ show where an answer came from?
Yes. Search+ answers include inline citations that point to the source document and the supporting excerpt, and you can open a citation to read it.
Can I use Search+ for due diligence document review?
Yes, as a reading and checking tool: keep the deal documents as PDFs in one workspace and ask questions across them, with citations.

Last reviewed 2026-10-11 by the Search+ team

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