> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.kenyalaw.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.kenyalaw.org/personalised-research.md).

# Personalised research

- [Personalised research overview](https://help.kenyalaw.org/personalised-research/getting-started.md): Personalise your research experience.
- [Saving a document](https://help.kenyalaw.org/personalised-research/saving-a-document.md): The "Save a Document" feature allows you to easily organize important legal documents for future reference in folders.
- [Commenting in a document](https://help.kenyalaw.org/personalised-research/commenting-in-a-document.md): Follow the steps below to make private comments on a document.
- [Follow topics of interest](https://help.kenyalaw.org/personalised-research/follow-topics-of-interest.md): The Follow feature lets you stay updated via email on specific courts, regions and legal topics. It's useful in ensuring you never miss important updates relevant to your work or research.
- [Search alerts](https://help.kenyalaw.org/personalised-research/creating-search-alerts.md): The "Search Alerts feature" will make it possible to stay updated on new documents that match your search criteria by receiving email notifications.


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