The Analyser guide

Choose GST or Income Tax, pick the task, then upload files from your computer or from notices already on your dashboard. PDF and common image types work.

Preview or remove uploads, add annexures and earlier replies, then click Start analysis. The first result takes one to three minutes.

Review the Notice Summary (Case Analysis for appeals): notice type, period, issue, demand and reply date. Copy it or download it as Word.

Missing Documents lists references you have not uploaded yet.

A progress bar at the top shows where you are: Summary, Strategy, Draft. In Choose Your Grounds, pick one or more. Each shows roughly how much of the demand it addresses, for example Upto ₹4,50,000.

• Tick a ground, and add client facts in Add Additional Detail under it.
• Write your own under Other ground scenarios.

The Legal Strategy is written for the grounds you picked. For each one it explains the line the reply will take and the rulings it will lean on, so you can check the approach before anything is drafted.

The panel on the right has two tabs. Citation lists the Authorities relied on, each with a short note and a link. Ask AI lets you ask questions about the matter as you go.

Before drafting, tell BharatX what you have. Under What’s still needed before this can be drafted, tick the facts you can supply. Under Documents Required, tick the documents you have and use Upload Doc to add them. Uploaded files appear as chips below.

Edit the letter and save. Earlier versions are kept. Copy it or download it as Word. Ask for changes in plain language, and add more documents with +. Sources under each answer link to the cited sections, rules and judgments.

The flow is the same: Case Analysis, Grounds of Appeal, Appeal Preparation (key dates and amounts), then Generate Appeal Pack.

Reopen any matter from Recent Notices. The menu offers Share, Download as Word and Delete. Deleting is permanent.