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For founders, operations teams, and compliance teams without in-house counsel, compare a selected Google Docs customer FAQ in Google Drive with its public product page. Get a source-linked table of missing or conflicting eligibility limits, exclusions, and fees, plus draft disclosure language for review.
How it works
Select the Google Docs FAQ by its Drive file ID and paste the matching public product-page URL. The workflow reads the FAQ, captures the page, and checks both for eligibility limits, exclusions, and fees. It returns a table of supported gaps or contradictions, with source excerpts and suggested wording to review before publishing.
Good for
Founders and lean operations or compliance teams checking customer-facing disclosures.
What runs, step by step

Provide your input
Google Drive FAQ file ID (Google Docs format) and Matching public product-page URL
Read the Drive FAQ
Export the selected Google Docs FAQ as text
Read the product page
Capture the matching public product page
Compare disclosure claims
Tabulate source-backed gaps and draft wording
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