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{How to's} - How to perform a research project with multiple sources

Need to research more than one document? We got you covered! Research multiple sources- all at once!

Updated over a week ago

Hey Everyone!

We are very excited to introduce our multiple sources feature.

Our mission here is to make your online research not only 10X more productive, but also an ongoing delightful experience.

These two values - Productivity and Delight - blend beautifully in this feature.

What is a multiple sources research project?

  1. Sometimes, you will need to read multiple papers and documents in order to hit your goal. Sometimes one document research is not enough.

  2. In order to make Upword productive for this use case, we needed to make sure we can offer our AI-powered research hub superpowers to multiple documents all at once.

  3. We also learned, that supporting multiple documents of the same type doesn't quite nail it.

Introducing Upword's multiple sources research.

How does it work?

  1. Go to your library

  2. Click the purple + on the left corner

  3. Click on start a new project, fill out the title and description, and then “add your content”

  4. Add up to 10 different documents: PDFs, URLs or free text


  5. Click "Start research"

  6. Land in the Upword Workspace

  7. Start working with Upword's AI tools

  8. Click “Generate Doc” on each of your documents


  9. Read, listen and share your summaries!


This feature is a game-changer for your weekly research tasks.

Whether you're a student writing an essay, a marketer creating a blog post, an analyst building a market report or any other kind of knowledge worker going into online research -

We got your back.

As always - feel free to share your feedback with us via the support chat or support@upword.ai. We learn so much from your comments and it makes us better by the day.

Enjoy it!

Upword team

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