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# 22 June 2025

## Summarise Changes

<mark style="background-color:orange;">New feature</mark> ClauseBuddy now contains a new module that allows you to summarise changes (comments & track changes) inside of a DOCX-file.&#x20;

* The result is a grid (table) that groups all changes & comments across the entire document.
* You can either start from an existing DOCX-file, or perform an adhoc-comparison of two existing files and use the differences between them as track changes.&#x20;
* You can specify the output language, answer length and grouping level.&#x20;

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&#x20;The following introduction video gives a nice overview:

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