How It Works
Configured Around Your Playbook, Not a Generic Form
Every deployment starts with your templates, your standard positions, and the line where an attorney has to take over. Here is what that looks like.
What It Does
Six Jobs It Takes Off Your Team
Drafting From Your Templates
First versions drafted from your own template library and standard positions, so a new NDA or MSA starts from your language rather than a blank page.
Redlining the Other Side's Paper
Incoming agreements read against your playbook, with the off-market terms flagged and a redline drafted before it reaches your desk.
Plain-English Summaries
Any document summarized in language a business owner can follow: what each side is agreeing to, what it costs, and what they are risking.
Dates, Renewals and Notice Windows
Every deadline tracked across every agreement, with the date you need to act rather than the date it expires. Nothing lapses or renews by surprise.
Research Memos
A question answered conclusion first, with what it turns on and how settled the authority is. Nothing cited that was not read.
Your Clause Library, Reused
Approved clauses and templates kept in one place and actually reused, so everyone drafts from the same current language instead of the last deal they can find.
The Timeline
From Consultation to Running in 2 Weeks
We Load Your Playbook
Your templates, your standard positions, and the terms you never move on. We connect the tools your documents already live in, and we set the line an attorney must always cross before anything moves.
Your Agent Goes to Work
First drafts come back in your language. Incoming contracts arrive summarized and redlined against your playbook. Renewal dates start showing up before they matter instead of after.
It Learns Your Positions
The agent picks up your preferred phrasing and the terms you always push back on. Routine agreements start moving in hours instead of sitting in an inbox for a week.
What It Connects To
It Plugs Into the Stack You Already Run
We do the integration work. You do not migrate systems to accommodate the agent.
Where Your Documents Live
Word, Google Docs, SharePoint, OneDrive, Drive, Box, and common CLM platforms. The agent reads where you allow it and writes only where you want it to.
Your Templates and Playbook
Your clause library and standard positions become the starting point, so a first draft is in your language rather than a generic form somebody has to rewrite.
Your Signature and Execution Tools
DocuSign and the rest. Execution dates are where notice windows start counting, which is why they belong in the same picture as the drafting.
Your Calendar and Matter List
Deadlines, renewals and notice windows surface where you already look, with the date you need to act rather than the date the window closes.
Get Started
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Build your agent online in about fifteen minutes, or schedule a 30-minute consultation and we will show you exactly how it would be configured for your practice.