# Running an AI review - generate issues report

Turn a completed review into a structured summary of the issues found, for sharing the key risks with the business.

## How to Use the Issues Report Feature in DraftPilot

DraftPilot's Issues Report feature allows you to generate a structured summary of all the issues identified when reviewing a contract against your selected playbook. This report is particularly useful for quickly understanding key risks and potential improvements in your contract.

### Watch the Demo

For a visual walkthrough of this feature, watch our short 1 min demo video below:

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### Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1**:** Initiate a Contract Review

Start by opening the DraftPilot add-in, selecting a playbook and then clicking on the **Start Review** button.

Step 2: Choose the Issues Report Option

After clicking "Start Review", you’ll see two available options:

-   Generate red lines to directly insert edits into your document.
    
-   **Generate an Issues Report**.
    

Click on **Generate an Issues Report**.

Step 3: Customize Your Report

You'll then be prompted to specify whether to include **only identified issues** (default) or also add information about compliant clauses.

Make your selections, then click **Generate Issues Report**.

Step 4: Download and View the Report

DraftPilot will analyze your contract against the chosen playbook and shortly provide you with a downloadable Word document containing the report.

You’ll see:

-   A clearly structured table with one row per issue.
    
-   Details including **clause number**, **clause name**, identified **issue**, **risk rating**, and **suggested solutions** to address each issue.
    

The document automatically downloads to your computer, but a button to re-download the report remains available directly in DraftPilot.

You can also copy a bulletpoint list of the issues to your clipboard.

## FAQs

**What if I want a different Risk rating (low, medium, high)?**

DraftPilot will by default allocate its own risk rating to each item in the issues report. However, if you want to ascribe default risks to each playbook entry you can do so by just adding that to the bottom of the entry. Eg you could say "This entry is low risk" and then DraftPilot will use that in its risk rating.