SingleDraft: Document Drafting software
Legal Drafting. Redefined.
SingleDraft is a legal drafting assistant that integrates with Microsoft Word, bringing a firm's internal knowledge directly into the drafting process. It helps legal teams and individual attorneys maintain consistency, surface relevant precedents, and track defined terms as they draft, working alongside the lawyer's professional judgement rather than replacing it.
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SingleDraft
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Jan Černohorský, Alexander Mackanič, Josef Donát
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What SingleDraft does
Beyond core drafting support, SingleDraft reduces drafting oversights through contextual checks for issues such as unclosed brackets and bank holiday dates. It visualizes how defined terms connect across documents using subtle visual markers, and offers AI-powered suggestions for playbook checks and clause refinements while keeping the lawyer in full control. Security measures include no training on customer data, encryption in transit and at rest, and single sign-on support. The product is available through Microsoft AppSource and reports over 300 users.
What it does
SingleDraft core capabilities
Internal Knowledge
Contextual suggestions drawn from your most reliable precedents
AI-Powered Drafting
Playbook checks and clause refinements with full document control
Reduce Drafting Oversights
Contextual checks for unclosed brackets and bank holiday dates
Track Defined Terms
Visual markers showing how terms connect throughout documents
Technical specifications
- Microsoft Word integration
- AI-powered suggestions
- Available on Microsoft AppSource
- Integrations: Anthropic, CUZK
- Single sign-on (SSO) support
- Encryption in transit and rest
- No training on customer data
Who it is for
Who SingleDraft is built for
Target audience
- Large Law Firm
- Chambers & Individual Lawyers
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Pricing model
Free version
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SingleDraft is designed with security in mind. It does not train on customer data, encrypts data both in transit and at rest, and supports single sign-on. These measures aim to protect client confidentiality while allowing legal teams to use AI-assisted drafting without exposing sensitive information to model training pipelines.
SingleDraft is a Microsoft Word add-in that brings firm knowledge into legal drafting. It surfaces relevant precedents, tracks defined terms across documents, runs playbook and clause checks, and flags drafting oversights like unclosed brackets or incorrect bank holiday dates. The lawyer retains full control throughout, with suggestions offered contextually as they draft.
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