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# What?
The **Bracketeer** module allows you to quickly go through all the `[square brackets]` and `highlights` in a contract. Through a clever use of the mouse, Bracketeer's workflow is much faster and user-friendly than hand-editing all these text fragments in the traditional way in Microsoft Word.
For example, instead of having to manually go through hundreds of square brackets such as the following...
... Bracketeer offers a much nicer visual representation of all the options, by enabling you to click your way through all paragraphs, choosing and removing options with your mouse:
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## **Target audience**
Any legal team that has contract templates with square brackets or highlights can benefit from Bracketeer. In practice, these documents are mostly found in finance, corporate and commercial teams. But Bracketeer is both jurisdiction-agnostic domain-agnostic, so anyone can benefit from it — even non-lawyers.
Obviously, Bracketeer assumes that end-users know what they are doing, i.e. are aware of the (legal) repercussions of the changes they make. If users cannot be sufficiently trusted, traditional question/answer based full-document automation must be used instead.
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