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A deliverable is a draft you can shape, not a final you have to accept. Open its side panel and revise it in place (targeted edits, deeper research, follow-up questions) before you export anything. This is where a sourced answer becomes a client-ready output.

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Refine & follow up

  • Edit a section: Select a specific passage and tell VirtualBrain what to change. Reformat it (Edit / Format), pull more detail from your documents (Research more), or search the web to cross-check a figure (Enrich with web).
  • Follow-up questions: With the deliverable’s side panel open, ask a follow-up on it directly and VirtualBrain iterates from it, so you can drill down without starting over. See what carries across turns.
  • Rate & copy: Give a thumbs up or down on any answer to improve future results, or copy it with one click.
  • History: Every chat is saved automatically. Reopen a previous conversation from the sidebar (grouped by week and month) exactly where you left off, which is useful when an engagement runs over weeks.
Editing a deliverable section in place with the Edit / Format, Research more, and Enrich with web options

Select a passage and reformat it, research more, or enrich it with the web, right inside the deliverable

Select a passage and reformat it, research more, or enrich it with the web, right inside the deliverable

Treat the first answer as a draft, not a verdict. Open a citation or two, confirm the numbers, then refine the parts you’d phrase differently. With sources one click away, a thorough review takes minutes, not the afternoon it used to.

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Export & save

When the deliverable is ready, turn it into the output your engagement needs. From the deliverable you can:
  • Export Deliverable to Word, PDF, Excel, or PowerPoint.
  • Generate a slide from a section, built on a template you pick. See Personal Slide Templates for your own decks and Slide Templates for firm-wide ones.
  • Add to my brain to save it back as a deliverable, alongside the source evidence.
  • Copy to clipboard.
Export options for a deliverable, including Word, PDF, Excel, and PowerPoint formats

Export the finished deliverable to Word, PDF, Excel, or PowerPoint

Sourced Answers

How citations work and how to verify a claim side by side with its source.

Asking Questions

Ground the next question in the right Brains and files.