Document Revision
Desk
See what changed between two revisions.
A practical need.
A clear response.
A comparison workspace for finding additions and removals in two document versions. The tool highlights changes; interpretation remains with you.
How it works.
Explore each step to see what is included.
Step 01 / 04
Two versions
You import two text-based DOCX documents using the agreed formats.
Step 02 / 04
The paragraphs
Text is prepared so the content of the paragraphs can be compared.
Step 03 / 04
The differences
Additions, removals and changes appear side by side. Interpretation remains with you.
Step 04 / 04
The summary
You navigate the differences and export a summary for your review.
What you receive
- Import of two text-based DOCX files with format validation.
- Side-by-side comparison of added, removed and changed paragraphs.
- Navigation between differences and an exportable summary.
- Local browser processing where supported by the agreed format, with documented behaviour.
The starting scope
One text comparison tool for two DOCX files of up to 30 pages each, excluding scanned documents and legal analysis.
Who is it for?
For reviewing revised specifications, procedures or proposals.
Outside this scope
OCR, image or complex-table comparison, Word layout fidelity, signatures and conclusions about a document’s validity.
Before we start
What should I prepare?
Anonymised sample documents, actual formats and priority comparison criteria.
What does the starting price include?
One text comparison tool for two DOCX files of up to 30 pages each, excluding scanned documents and legal analysis. One feedback cycle on the agreed deliverables is included.
What if I need a wider scope?
We define any changes in a separate proposal before work begins. No paid extension is added without your agreement.
Do you work remotely?
Yes. Discussions and reviews can take place remotely in French or English, for clients in France, the European Union and internationally.
Other angles
for your project.
A clear need.
Let’s talk.
A few lines are enough to begin. We will define the right scope together.