The problem today
- Legal document automation software gets bought, two templates get loaded, and the output needs reformatting before anyone would file it.
- The gap is never the automation.
Legal Templates
Legal templates set up, and verified before you rely on them
Most firms already have the legal templates. The work is getting them to produce a correct document every time, without the formatting drifting.
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How it works
- Templates are inventoried
- Each is converted
- Each is tested against a real matter
- Formatting is proven against a filed document
- The firm keeps it
What you get
- Templates that produce a filing ready document
- Formatting that holds, so nobody reformats before filing
- A record of the checks run on each one
- A process for adding the next template
What it connects to: Word, Dropbox, SharePoint, and your practice management system.
Is this the right fit for your firm?
Do you rewrite our templates?
No. We set up what you already use.
How many at once?
Three to five to start, each verified.
What if one is out of date?
We flag it. Automating a template nobody trusts helps nobody.
Is this the best legal document automation software?
It is not software to buy. It is your templates, set up and checked, using contract automation where the document is a contract.
Start with the task your team repeats every week
Bring it to a free one-hour Claude 101, on Claude, the AI assistant made by Anthropic, and see what can be set up to take it off their desk.
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