Your AI legal team.
Research, review, compare and draft—with agents that work together.
Hand over the drafting. Keep the judgement.
A team of specialist agents drafts and checks the work. You make the calls.
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Agents prepare, draft, challenge and revise, then hand you Word drafts to review.
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Follow the stages as they run and inspect the proposed review package: the draft agreement, a cover memorandum and drafting notes listing the open items.
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Sources are checked first; drafting pauses when it needs your judgement.
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Related questions are grouped. Review the context and options, then give an instruction. You can correct earlier answers as the matter develops.
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Covering notes, client updates and internal summaries, beside the matter documents.
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The Client summary assistant writes in plain English for your client, with sources for you to check. Review the wording in chat and follow up with instructions.
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Native clause numbering, live cross-references and shaded open points.
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Preview the draft before sending, with placeholders highlighted and controls for page numbers, draft lines and legends.
Ask, check and work through the matter
Every answer points back to the wording it came from.
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Work through the main risks before an agreement goes to the client.
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Jump to highlighted wording in Word or the cited page in a PDF, and check the source before relying on the answer. In desktop Word, ask from the Chat tab beside your draft, about the open document or the whole matter.
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Fees, milestones, dates and liability wording, cross-checked in one table.
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Compare the agreement against the instructions and supporting notes, and see which differences still need a decision.
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Get a starting point with a link to the legislation itself.
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Follow the link to the primary source and work through the points that still need legal assessment.
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Who must do what, how much is payable, and when.
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Keep fixed dates and contractual triggers visible as you review the agreement, each with its source clause.
Put the matter’s events in order
A source-linked chronology you can check, correct and keep up to date.
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An editable timeline and searchable event table built from the matter documents.
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Keep exact, approximate and undated events distinct. Separate scheduled acts from reported events, and see which sources were processed.
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Inspect the source passage and keep uncertainty in view.
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Correct dates, record disputes and keep review notes. When documents change, review proposed updates before they alter the saved chronology; your edits and hidden choices are preserved.
See the changes. Give the next instruction.
Compare versions and amend the wording while it is in front of you.
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Find edits made without tracking, listed first in a downloadable blackline.
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Compare their return with your draft, and check what happened to your own tracked changes: accepted, left pending or changed. View and restore earlier document versions.
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Give a clause-specific instruction and keep the document’s formatting.
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Revisions preserve tables, signature blocks, headers and footers. doc.haus checks the text against both versions and reads the original, accepted and marked-up wording separately. In desktop Word, ask in the Chat tab and apply the checked change to your open document as tracked changes.
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Replace confidential text with a clear redaction label.
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Remove selected wording from the Word file. The example shows an email address removed.
Work through their markup. Keep yours tracked.
Decide their tracked changes, reply to their comments and add your own edits in the Word file they sent.
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Their tracked changes and comments in one panel that feels familiar.
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Each reviewer’s changes show in their own colour. Accept, reject or leave each change tracked, or use Accept all and Reject all. Filter by reviewer or type, and save the result as a new version.
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doc.haus drafts a reply to each comment for you to check and approve.
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Points only you can decide are marked for you to fill in. An approved reply joins the comment’s thread in the Word file under your name; nothing is added until you approve it.
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Your changes appear under your name, next to theirs.
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Their changes stay intact. After you save, doc.haus lists the cross-references and defined terms to re-check.
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Hover over marked-up text to see the history of that clause.
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Each change shows who made it and when, alongside the comments and replies on the clause. Your own edits appear in the same history.
One set of questions. Several contracts.
AI reads each document and compares the answers. You check the sources and decide.
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Compare agreements suggests general questions when a matter holds several agreements.
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Preview the questions and a fictional worked example before adding them. Or write your own, or describe what you want to find out and let AI suggest questions. Nothing runs until you choose Fill.
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After Fill, AI compares each question’s answers across your documents and marks the ones that differ.
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Open a comparison to read why an answer stands apart. Every answer links to the passage it came from in its own document.
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Each answer shows one clear marker. Review next walks you through the flagged ones first.
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When a document changes, its sources are checked again and affected answers are marked. Re-run an answer, check its source, add a comment and mark it reviewed. Reviewed answers stay locked while the review continues.
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Take the table to Excel, CSV or Word.
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Share the findings in the format that fits the next stage of the matter.
Your precedents, positions and style
Bring the firm’s templates, playbooks and drafting preferences into every matter.
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A library of Word templates with the fields that change per matter.
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Start from your firm’s wording. Placeholders are colour-matched to the list beside the document: hover to find a field, click to jump to it.
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Template Builder works from a separate copy of a document you already have.
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Review the handoff, develop a reusable precedent, then ask which fields need client information and which choices need solicitor instructions.
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One document for each line of a spreadsheet, such as a consent letter to every counterparty.
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Check each document before it is saved and skip any you do not need. Any with a detail missing are marked, so you know which to finish. Start from the Templates page or from inside the matter.
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Preferred wording, fallbacks and approval requirements from your playbooks.
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Ask why a position applies before taking it into the negotiation. In desktop Word, attach a playbook to the chat to check the open draft against it.
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Client-favourable, balanced or conservative, in your firm’s voice.
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Choose a different balance for an individual matter when the instructions call for it, give standing house-style instructions and choose how much explanation you want.
Work in Word. Keep the matter beside you.
For desktop Microsoft Word on Mac and Windows, with the doc.haus add-in set up.
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Questions, plain-English changes and a new table row, each applied to the contract as tracked changes.
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A fictional services agreement in desktop Word. Ask about the liability cap and the key personnel, then ask for deemed acceptance, late-payment interest, a longer cure period, a renamed heading, a new paragraph, bold wording and a new table row. Each change appears as a Review card first and goes into the document as native tracked changes only when you choose Apply. Then save and compare the two versions.
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Ask about the open document or the whole matter without leaving Word.
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Select a clause in Word and ask from the Chat tab; your selection goes with the question. Choose This document or Whole matter to set what doc.haus reads. Each answer cites the Word text it relies on.
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Ask for an amendment, check it, then apply it to your draft as tracked changes.
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doc.haus proposes the change in a Review amendment card, such as new wording for a clause or a new row for a table. Choose Apply to make it in Word as native tracked changes, or Refine or Decline. Your document only changes when you apply. Then save when you’re ready.
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Save your Word edits back to the matter, with confirmation they’ve been received.
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Set up the doc.haus add-in during onboarding or in Settings → Word add-in, then restart Word when instructed. Keep doc.haus running. Choose Open in Word from your matter to open the linked copy in desktop Word. The pane shows its saved version and editing status. Choose Save and wait for Saved to confirm receipt.
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Open client instructions and other matter documents in Word without closing your draft.
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Choose a Word document from the Documents tab to open it directly in desktop Word. Your current draft stays open, so you can check a clause against your client’s instructions and return to drafting. Other file types are labelled Open in doc.haus.
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See changed wording between two saved versions of the document.
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Open the Compare tab and choose Earlier and Later saved versions. Small documents compare automatically; larger files have a Compare button. The redline shows insertions, deletions and moved text, with untracked edits labelled. Use the arrows to step through changes and Details to read both passages. Unsaved Word edits are separate; save first to include them.
A dashboard built around your work
AI-generated views of the matters, documents and activity already in your workspace.
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Bring the matters that need you, recent drafts, activity and estimated AI spend into one view.
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Save different dashboard tabs for the work you want to follow. Choose from widgets for matters, documents, conversations, model usage and more.
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Tell AI what you want to see. It chooses widgets and arranges a view around the data you have.
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Ask for source documents by client, a weekly overview or drafts that need your attention. Refine a saved dashboard with another instruction, and pin widgets you want to keep.
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Figures refresh from your workspace as your documents, conversations and AI usage change.
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AI creates the view; the figures come from your workspace records. Follow document counts by client, conversations over time and estimated spend without asking AI to generate the dashboard again.
Everything else in the workspace
The details that make everyday matter work easier.
Drafting
- Whole transactions in one requestEvery document a deal needs, drafted and reviewed as a set.
- Amend, don’t start againLater instructions amend the draft, with a redline of what changed.
- “Decide for me”Questions come with a recommendation where your sources support one.
- Pause and pick up laterContinue a draft from the step where it stopped.
- Output your wayOne combined Word file or separate files, with a cover memo.
- Cross-references checkedBroken cross-references and defined terms are caught.
Matters & documents
- Act for the right sideSet your client once; drafts lean their way as far as your posture allows.
- Clients and conflictsKeep your clients in one list and record each matter’s conflicts check.
- Word, PDF, email, Excel and ZIPSearch Outlook attachments and ZIP contents, grouped under their email or archive. Scanned PDFs are read too.
- Check what was readEach document shows how well its text was read; unreadable content is flagged.
- Find exact wordingSearch for defined terms, sections and parties across the matter.
- Hidden instructions flaggedUploaded files are checked for text aimed at the AI.
- Usage and costSee model usage and estimated cost in one panel.
Review & research
- Full review in one clickSpecialist reviewers read every document and return one combined report.
- Playbook deviations redlinedDepartures from your playbook get firm-approved wording as tracked changes.
- 30 jurisdictionsChoose several per matter, with research pointing to official legislation.
- US case lawOptional CourtListener search, with your own key.
- Permanent redactionSensitive details removed for good once you approve, with a log per matter.
Your firm & setup
- Custom workflowsDescribe a multi-step review in plain English and run it on any matter.
- Your own specialists and skillsAdd reviewers and the know-how they apply.
- Your choice of modelUse the provider you choose, or a local model.
- Runs on your machinedoc.haus: open-source legal AI from Sure Scale.
Screenshots use fictional matters and example content.
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