Relevant content document comparison

A method comprising:

• receiving user login information of a user including a user identity including an assigned department of the user;
• providing a template document including multiple sections to the user based on a request for the template document from the user;
• receiving edits to one or more sections of the template document from the user and saving the edited template document as a first document with one or more first document sections, wherein the one or more first document sections that the user changes to differ from the template document are tagged with metadata based on the assigned department of the user;
• receiving a request to view differences between a second document and the first document, wherein the second document contains multiple second document sections that correspond to the first document sections;
• and
• automatically displaying differences between the first document sections tagged with metadata based on the assigned department of the user and a corresponding second document section based on a request to display differences.

A system for comparing documents comprising:

• a processing device;
• and
• a memory, storing one or more processor-readable instructions that when executed by the processing device cause the processing device to:
• receive a first document, the first document including multiple sections, each of the multiple sections tagged with metadata indicating a relationship with a department of an organization;
• receive a second document, the second document including multiple sections, each of the multiple sections tagged with metadata indicating a relationship with the department of the organization;
• compare the sections of the first document tagged with metadata indicating the relationship of the first document with the department with the sections of the second document tagged with metadata indicating the relationship of the second document with the department to determine differences between the department-relevant sections of the first document and the department-relevant sections of the second document;
• and
• present the differences between the department-relevant sections to a user in a document difference viewer.