DraftCheck is an AI-powered proofreader designed for legal documents, available as an extension for Google Docs and Microsoft Word. It identifies defined terms, cross-references, drafting errors, URLs, email addresses, and more, aiming to improve workflow for legal and contract document proofreading, review, edits, comparison, and merging.
DraftCheck
AI proofreader for legal documents, available for Google Docs and Microsoft Word.
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What is DraftCheck?
How to use
Install the DraftCheck extension for Google Docs or Microsoft Word. Once installed, it automatically checks your documents for errors, inconsistencies, and other issues with a single click.
Core Features
- Automated review for legal documents
- Multi-document defined terms check
- SmartCompare and SmartMerge for document comparison and merging
- ClauseCraft for instant clause creation
- Contract history and continuous scanning
Use Cases
- Reducing repetitive tasks for transactional attorneys
- Reviewing and managing contracts for business professionals
- Ensuring consistency and accuracy across multiple legal documents
- Generating tailored clauses for various agreements
FAQ
What does DraftCheck check for?
DraftCheck finds defined terms, cross-references, drafting errors, URLs, email addresses, formatting issues, and inconsistencies in legal documents.
Where does DraftCheck work?
DraftCheck seamlessly integrates with Microsoft Word and Google Docs.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, DraftCheck offers a 30-day free trial with full access to ClauseCraft, SmartCompare, and SmartMerge.
What is ClauseCraft?
ClauseCraft is a feature that generates tailored clauses for NDAs, contracts, and more in seconds with AI precision.
Pricing
All Features
30-Day Free Trial, then $20/month
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Saves time and money by automating error-checking
- Ensures flawless documents, boosting quality and peace of mind
- Integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Word and Google Docs
- Offers a 30-day free trial with no long-term commitment
Cons
- Pricing is subscription-based after the free trial
- Effectiveness depends on the complexity of the legal document
- Requires installation of an extension