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Last Updated: 2025-09-19
Build Search Queries

Build Search Queries

You can use the Advanced Query Builder to run more complex searches, enabling you to:
  • View and search from all filters. Drag and drop chosen filters from the left panel into a filter section or move them between sections.
  • Build complex search queries using logical operators such as OR and AND. Example:
    • Initial Expiration Date is after today
      OR
    • Upcoming Expiration Date is after today AND
    • Governing Law = Delaware
We don't support mixing AND/OR in the same section.
Advanced Query Builder is backward compatible, so you can edit saved searches created with Contract Management and Document Intelligence's previous tool, Analyzer, directly from the Search page.
  1. Click
    Search
    .
  2. Click
    Add Filters
    .
  3. Click
    Advanced Query Builder
    .
  4. Drag and drop a filter into the filter bar.
    You can add multiple filters and operators to your query.
  5. Select the filter you added and set the conditions.
    Example: Add the
    Renewal Notice Date
    filter. Select a date and the conditions for the date.
  6. (Optional) Click
    Add Section
    .
    You can add 1 or more sections of filters to use in your query.
  7. (Optional) Select the operators to use between sections.
    Example: Create 1 filter group with these conditions: Initial Expiration Date is after today OR Upcoming Expiration Date is after today AND Governing Law = Delaware.
    Create another filter group with these conditions: Renewal Type is blank.
    Select the OR operator. Contract Management and Document Intelligence searches for documents that meet either set of conditions.
    We don't support multiple nested sections with mixed AND/OR operators.
  8. Click
    Apply
    .
    You can use
    Advanced Query Builder
    with saved searches created using Contract Management and Document Intelligence’s previous complex search. Example: You can open a saved search from the
    Search
    tab and edit it using
    Advanced Query Builder
    .
You can edit queries after you build them. You can also use
Advanced Query Builder
with saved searches.