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A Table asks one set of questions across a whole set of documents and returns the answers in a grid. Each row is a document or a matter, each column is a question, and every cell is the Agent’s answer to that question about that row. It’s the tool for the work that’s too big to read one file at a time and too specific to search for.

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What firms use them for

  • Medical billing: itemize charges, adjustments, payments, and liens across providers’ bills, with each amount cited to its source page
  • Deadline tracking: pull limitations, notice of claim, and filing date from the case file, with how each was derived and where it came from
  • Evidence evaluation: run the criteria for a case type across every exhibit and see which ones actually carry weight
  • Intake review: pull dates, employers, and status from a stack of client documents at once
  • Wage and HR data: extract structured figures from client spreadsheets and filings

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Building one

Add the documents or matters as rows, then define your columns as questions. Write columns as prompts and define the field type of the structured response.

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Working with results

  • Hover over any cell and click the pencil to edit the value directly in Parley before exporting.
  • Sort and filter to find the rows.
  • Export to CSV or XLSX when the table is the deliverable, or feed the results into a draft.