> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documentation.proplaintiff.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documentation.proplaintiff.ai/demand-letters/demand-letter-review.md). # Demand Letter Review

When processing is completed you will see the green checkmark (right). You can choose to restart or view details (bottom-right)

### Demand Letter Review The demand letter review section allows for quick and easy access to other demand letters within a case. Quick actions such as add new, edit title, or delete files are available from the side menu. In the demand letter review section, you can format, edit, and download generated demand letters. Case comments are also available from this review page. Demand letters are compiled from the intros and outros created in [add new demand letter](/demand-letters/add-new-demand-letter.md#introduction-to-the-demand-letter) documents and the [optional documents](/demand-letters/add-new-demand-letter.md#optional-sections) you selected before submitting.

The demand letter review window contains a quick access menu (left) and the demand letter draft (center-right). Find the document editor tools above the text field (center-top) and case details in the details bar (top).

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