Install the add-in, review documents inside your editor, and get answers to common questions.
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Erayaha helps you review and analyze business documents, including contracts, RFPs, PRDs, and technical specifications. It helps surface insights and risks so you can make informed decisions faster.
Use Erayaha directly inside Google Docs or Microsoft Word without leaving your editor. Install the add-on to get started.
This guide covers setup in both editors, core features, troubleshooting, and common questions.
Setup
Choose your editor to install Erayaha. The guide also includes a short Google Docs installation video.
Google Docs
Go to Google Docs and sign in with your Google account. If you do not have an account, you can create one for free. Open Google Docs
In the top menu, select Extensions → Add-ons → Get add-ons. This opens the Google Workspace Marketplace in a new window.
Search for Erayaha in the marketplace and open the add-on listing. You can also install it directly from the Google Workspace Marketplace. Open the Marketplace listing.
Select Install in the Marketplace and follow the prompts to grant the requested permissions.
After installation, authorize access to your Google account. This step is required for the add-on to work.
Return to your Google Doc and select Extensions → Erayaha → Open Sidebar. The Erayaha sidebar appears beside your document.
Tip: If the add-on does not appear right away, refresh your document or check the Extensions menu again.
The add-on works in-editor and is designed for business documents and contracts.
Microsoft Word
Start Word and sign in with your Microsoft account to access add-ins.
From the Home ribbon, select Add-ins → Get Add-ins to open the Office Add-ins store.
Search for Erayaha, select Add, then follow the prompts to authorize access. You can also install it from Microsoft AppSource. Open Microsoft AppSource.
Select the Erayaha tab in the Word ribbon to open the sidebar beside your document.
Tip: If the Erayaha tab is missing, restart Word or check Insert → My Add-ins.
Use the add-on
Open a document and start the analysis to explore its overview, details, revisions, and contextual chat.
Open the document you want to review, then select Extensions → Erayaha - Smarter Document Reviews & Insights → Optimize your document now. This opens the Erayaha sidebar.
Tip: Make sure you are signed into the Google account that installed the add-on. If you use multiple accounts, try switching accounts or opening an incognito window.
After the document is analyzed, choose a perspective to set the context for the review. Erayaha tailors Overview, Details, Revisions, and Chat to that viewpoint.
The Overview tab summarizes the document’s intent and key concerns for your selected perspective.
Use the overview to quickly understand the document, its risks, and possible next steps.
The Details tab provides a deeper breakdown of the document.
Use Details to understand implications without reading every line first.
Revisions suggests improvements to clarity, professionalism, and legal soundness.
Use Revisions to polish a document before sharing it with clients, vendors, or legal teams.
Chat supports contextual conversation with Erayaha. Enter a prompt to get a response, for example:
Use Chat for quick Q&A, decision support, or real-time document critique.
Use the add-in
The Word add-in brings document review into the ribbon and sidebar. Its core review workflow mirrors Google Docs, with document drafting also available.
Open the document you want to review, then select the Erayaha tab in Word’s Home ribbon to open the sidebar.
After analysis, choose a perspective to give the review context. Erayaha tailors Overview, Details, Revisions, and Chat to that viewpoint.
The Dashboard provides a structured, top-level summary:
Use it for a high-level scan or stakeholder alignment.
Details provides deeper insight across key categories:
Use this tab for detailed review, especially before negotiations or legal review.
Revisions suggests ways to improve clarity, professionalism, and legal soundness.
Each suggestion is tied to context and categorized for review.
Use Chat as a smart reviewer. Example prompts:
Answers are grounded in the document and your selected perspective.
When Word is open with an empty document, Erayaha can help draft a new document from a prompt. For example: “Create a vendor NDA for data services.” You can also upload PDF references to guide the draft. Generated content may need review and editing for your requirements; PDF references can help make it more relevant.
Help & support
Solution: Confirm the add-on is installed, then select Extensions → Erayaha - Smarter Document Reviews & Insights → Optimize your document now. Refresh the page or try incognito mode if multiple Google accounts are signed in.
Solution: Google may be using a different account for installation and access. Sign out of other Google accounts or use an incognito window to authenticate with the correct account.
Solution: Make sure the document contains text. Empty documents cannot be analyzed; in Word, you can use the document generation feature instead.
Solution: Wait for the document analysis to complete. If it takes too long, refresh the page and try again.
Solution: Check your internet connection, close other resource-intensive tabs, and clear the browser cache if needed. For Word, restart the app.
Solution: Open Insert → My Add-ins and make sure Erayaha is enabled. Pin it to the ribbon for quicker access.
Solution: Save the document, close it, and reopen it. Some Word APIs need a refresh to detect content changes.
Solution: Use a clear, specific prompt. For example, instead of “Summarize,” try “Summarize this document from a finance team’s point of view.”
Solution: Save the document and reload the extension. In Docs, select “Optimize your document now” again; in Word, close and reopen the sidebar.
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