Reading files: contracts, price lists, spreadsheets
A twenty-page contract, a supplier price list with a thousand rows, a photo of a receipt — to find what you need, you have to read all of it. Now EYWA reads files itself: attach the document and ask what you need.
Which files EYWA reads
- PDF and Word — contracts, invoices, instructions.
- Excel — price lists, exports, expense sheets.
- Photos — a receipt, a recipe, a textbook page, a document shot on a phone.
A contract: deadlines and penalties in a minute
Attach the contract and ask a specific question. EYWA finds the relevant clauses and answers with references to them — easy to check.
Price lists and spreadsheets
No need to scroll through a huge sheet. Ask what matters in it — EYWA does the math and shows you.
Prompt
«Compare the two price lists and put what changed into a new sheet»
What you get
an Excel sheet: item, old price, new price and the difference.
A photo instead of a file
No file at hand? Take a photo. EYWA reads a receipt, a recipe or a textbook problem from the picture and explains it.
Prompt
«Here's a photo of my grocery receipt. How much did I spend on vegetables?»
What you get
the total for the vegetable items and a list of what's included.
How to ask about a file
- Be specific. Not “what's in the contract?” but “what penalties apply to the supplier and when are they charged?”
- Ask for references. Have it point to the clause or row — then the answer takes a minute to check.
- Name the format. “As an Excel sheet”, “as a list”, “in two sentences for the director”.
- Go step by step. Start with “summarize the key points”, then drill into sections.
You can turn the analysis into a document right away: “based on this contract, write the supplier a letter about the delay” — EYWA builds it in Word, citing the right clause.
Bottom line
You no longer have to read a whole document to find what matters. Attach a file or a photo and ask. Still check key figures and terms against the original — EYWA shows you where to look.
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