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Redline Analysis Error: Job Failed

Sometimes when you start a Redline Analysis task, you may see a failure notification (a red ❗ icon or error message) indicating that the Redline job failed for a file.


Possible Causes

  1. Document is protected If the Word file is password-protected, read-only, or restricted for editing, the system cannot process it for comparison.

  2. No detectable tracked changes Redline relies on Microsoft Word’s Track Changes metadata. If the document has no tracked edits (or edits were manually typed in without enabling Track Changes), the system will not find anything to analyze.

  3. File corruption or unsupported format The uploaded file may be corrupted or not saved in a supported .docx format. Older .doc files or converted PDFs can sometimes cause this issue.

  4. Improper comparison setup If your custom instructions were not appropriate for the redline analysis to complete, then the task may fail.

  5. System hiccups / backend errors Temporary server-side issues or job queue interruptions may occasionally prevent the analysis from completing.


Troubleshooting Steps

  1. Check document protection

    • Open the file in Word and ensure it isn’t password-protected or restricted.

    • Save it as a fresh .docx if needed.

  2. Confirm tracked changes exist

    • Open the file in Word and enable Review → Track Changes.

    • Verify that insertions, deletions, or modifications appear.

    • If edits were made without tracking, consider preparing a compare document on MS Wordarrow-up-right and then uploading the tracked document into Jurisphere.

  3. Resave or re-export

    • If the file is old, converted, or coming from another tool, use Save As → Word Document (.docx)* to ensure proper formatting.

  4. Contact support

    • If the error persists, report it through the in-app support channel with file details so the team can investigate.

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