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AI Prompts for Document Analysis: Contracts, Medical Records, Financial Reports, and More

Ready-to-use questions for the documents people most often need to understand. Choose your document type, click Use in LearnByAi to send a prompt to the chat, or copy it into any document chat.

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117 prompts across 10 document types

How to use these prompts

  1. Choose your document type. Pick the list below that matches your file, such as contracts, medical records, or financial reports.
  2. Send the prompt to the chat. Click Use in LearnByAi, or copy the prompt. The quotation marks you see are only for display and are never part of the prompt.
  3. Upload your document and send it. Edit the wording first if you want to name a clause, a date, or which party you are.

If you open the Prompts link inside the document chat, it takes you straight to the list for the document type you selected.

Prompts by document type

  • Contract Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use prompts for reviewing contracts with AI. Covers summaries, obligation extraction, risk clauses, termination, IP, indemnification, non-competes, and renewal terms.

    12 prompts

  • Legal Filing Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use AI prompts for reviewing legal filings. Covers parties, arguments, relief sought, citations, deadlines, procedural posture, and response duties.

    11 prompts

  • NDA Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use prompts for reviewing non-disclosure agreements with AI. Covers confidentiality definitions, exclusions, permitted disclosures, duration, obligations, return of information, and residuals clauses.

    12 prompts

  • Service Agreement Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use prompts for reviewing service agreements with AI. Covers scope, exclusions, client responsibilities, service levels, change orders, payment, IP ownership, confidentiality, data handling, and termination. Works for consulting, agency, IT, and professional services agreements.

    15 prompts

  • Medical Record Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use AI prompts for reviewing medical records. Covers diagnoses, test results, medications, treatment plans, referrals, follow-up dates, and concerns.

    11 prompts

  • Financial Report Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use AI prompts for reviewing financial reports. Covers revenue, profitability, cash flow, key metrics, risks, accounting policies, and comparisons.

    12 prompts

  • HR Document Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use AI prompts for reviewing HR documents. Covers employment terms, compensation, leave, policies, disciplinary procedures, and termination clauses.

    12 prompts

  • Academic Research Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use AI prompts for reviewing academic papers. Covers research questions, methodology, key findings, limitations, citations, and critical analysis.

    11 prompts

  • Technical Document Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use AI prompts for reviewing technical and engineering documents. Covers scope, requirements, deliverables, standards, risks, and acceptance criteria.

    11 prompts

  • General Document Review Prompts

    Ready-to-use general document review prompts for AI. Covers summaries, action items, dates, commitments, defined terms, responsibilities, and risk flags.

    10 prompts

Why specific prompts work better than “summarize this”

A general request gives a general answer. A prompt that names the topic, such as termination, payment triggers, or follow-up instructions, tells the AI where in the document to look and what to return.

  • Each prompt asks about one part of a document, so the answer is easier to check against the original.
  • Prompts are written for a document type, so they ask for the details people usually need, such as deadlines, amounts, and who is responsible.
  • You can work through a list in order, from an overview to specifics to a final check, or use only the prompts you need.
  • Every prompt is plain text you can edit before you send it.

Answers are based on the text of your document and can be wrong or incomplete. Check important details, such as clauses, dates, doses, and amounts, against the original.

Frequently asked questions

What are AI prompts for document analysis?

A prompt is the question or instruction you send to the AI. For document analysis, a good prompt is specific, for example “What triggers each payment in this contract?” instead of “summarize this”. These prompts are written for common document types, so you can start from a tested question and change it to fit your document.

How do I use a prompt in LearnByAi?

Open the prompt page for your document type, then click Use in LearnByAi to send the prompt to the chat box, or copy it. Upload your document and send the message. You can edit the wording before you send it.

Are the prompts free to use?

Yes, you can copy any prompt for free. No account required to use LearnByAi. Free allowance: 10 logical pages and 10 messages per day without signing in, or 30 logical pages and 15 messages per day with a free account. Add funds to your wallet to pay as you go.

Can I edit a prompt before I use it?

Yes. Prompts are starting points. Once a prompt is in the chat box, you can change it, for example to say which party you are, name a clause, or ask about a specific date.

Do these prompts give legal, medical, or financial advice?

No. The answers explain what your document says. They do not replace a lawyer, doctor, or financial adviser, and the AI can misread or miss details, so check important answers against the original document.

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