Drafting & Redlining

Document Editor — spoken changes

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Tell the editor what to change; it proposes edits against the exact text, you accept or reject, and a snapshot becomes a new version.

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What you get

✓Proposals verified as verbatim substrings of the working text
✓Accept, edit or reject; confirmation for high-materiality changes and deletions
✓Snapshot to Word as a new contract version
✓Change log as the history

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Overview

What it is.

In a draft session you give an instruction — "make the indemnity mutual" — and the model proposes changes. Each proposal's original text must be found verbatim in the working document, or it is dropped rather than applied somewhere it does not belong. You edit, accept or reject each one; a high-materiality change or a deletion asks for explicit confirmation.

A snapshot renders the working text to Word and saves it as the next version of the contract, through the same checks as an upload. The change log is the history, and a failure anywhere leaves the working text untouched. Key dates are extracted into a contract timeline alongside the lifecycle dates.

How it works

Three steps.
End to end.

1. Open a session

Start from a contract or a generated draft.

2. Instruct

Speak or type the change; review the proposals against the original text.

3. Snapshot

Save a new version when you choose — a version is a deliberate act.

Capabilities

What you get.

✓Proposals verified as verbatim substrings of the working text
✓Accept, edit or reject; confirmation for high-materiality changes and deletions
✓Snapshot to Word as a new contract version
✓Change log as the history
✓Extracted contract timeline merged with lifecycle dates

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