When a Project column should land on one of a few known answers, you can now define those answers instead of letting the AI free-text. Give the column its options (for example Assignable with consent, Assignable with notice, Not assignable), and Pactly classifies each contract into one of them, or returns blank when none apply. A column can allow a single option or several, and the results render as colour-coded pills so it reads at a glance.
When the options are really a checklist of requirements, a column can display as a coverage score: an X / N badge showing how many of the points were met, with the met and unmet items listed on hover. Feed that into an overall status column and the project rolls each contract up to a single verdict, colour-banded from non-compliant to compliant.
You can also compare a contract against more than one reference document in a single column: Pactly picks the closest match and names which reference it matched. And if you start a large analysis and change your mind, Stop Analysis halts the run while keeping every cell that already finished.