Review documents against customer-defined rules and styles, flagging issues and suggesting improvements to clarity and reading level, so every draft is sharper before it ever reaches a reviewer.
Edit reviews documents against your agency's own rules and styles while staff write — so problems are caught at the keyboard, not sent back from review.
Checks every document against your agency's own rules: formatting, required sections, and citations. Problems get caught automatically, so a draft never reaches review with a missing reference or the wrong structure.
Edit suggests improvements to clarity and reading level, helping staff write policy that citizens and frontline workers can actually understand. It identifies dense legalese, overly complex sentences, and jargon, then proposes plain-language alternatives that preserve legal meaning.
As staff draft, Edit flags issues in real time: inconsistent terminology, ambiguous language, missing definitions, or statements that conflict with existing policy. Each flag comes with a clear suggestion, so the writer can accept, reject, or refine without leaving the document.
Makes sure everything your agency publishes sounds like it came from one place. Checks tone, terminology, and formatting across drafts, so a policy from one division reads the same as one from another.
Your library is the set of regulations, policies, and rules you give Esper. Search it, compare against it, monitor it for compliance, or check drafts against it.
Ask your regulations and policies a question in plain language and get a precise, cited answer back.
See every change between two versions of a document, and understand what each one actually alters.
Preload the standards you answer to and let Esper scan your library for what falls out of compliance.
Powering the future of government knowledge
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