--- sidebar_label: Risk Insights sidebar_position: 4 description: Review transaction-level risk assessments and document-level checks in DocJacket. --- # Risk Insights DocJacket surfaces risk and review signals in two places: the transaction header and the Documents tab. ## Transaction risk assessment When a transaction has a stored risk assessment, a risk chip appears in the transaction header. Click the chip to open the risk drawer. The drawer shows: - Overall risk level - Summary - Risk factors - Severity for each factor - Mitigation notes when available - Recommendations - When the assessment was computed Use **Re-run assessment** in the drawer to refresh the assessment from the current transaction state. ## Document checks On the transaction **Documents** tab, the **AI Check** column handles document-level review. Use it to: - Run a risk scan on an uploaded document - View risk findings - Dismiss findings after review - Check a contract for missing signatures or initials - Open the contract-check viewer when issues are found ## AI Check statuses The **AI Check** column can show two independent results: - **Risk** — A document risk scan. Results can show scanning, clean, or a risk count. - **Contract** — A contract check for missing signatures, initials, dates, and checkboxes. Results can show scanning, signed, or an issue count. If neither check has run yet, the row shows **Scan**. Clicking it starts both the risk scan and contract check for that document. When documents are selected in the **Documents Received** table, the bulk **AI Check** action runs on the selected documents. If nothing is selected, it runs on documents that have not been risk-scanned yet. Contract checks run in parallel for documents that have not already been contract-checked. Risk findings open in a drawer with severity, description, flagged clause text when available, suggested action, page reference, and a dismiss action. Contract issues open in the **Contract Check** viewer with the PDF and issue overlays. ## How to use insights Treat risk insights as review prompts. They help you decide where to look, but they do not replace your normal transaction review. If you resolve a concern, re-run the relevant assessment or document check so the displayed result reflects the latest transaction state.