Upload your precedent
Start with your firm's template, prior transaction document, or approved form.
Keep matters moving with Accretive drafting.
Accretive turns templates, prior documents, and transaction materials into review-ready Word drafts inside a secure matter workspace. Lawyers stay in control of judgment, edits, and approval.
Matter-isolated workspacesReview-ready Word outputLawyer approval before release
Matter
Project Kauri
Precedent
Board resolutions
Inputs detected
- ✓Borrower name
- ✓Facility amount
- ✓Directors
- !Signing authority requires confirmation
Output
Review-ready DOCX with tracked changes
Preserves precedent structure and flags unresolved points for lawyer review.
Legal judgment, accelerated.
A targeted drafting workflow built around your firm's documents, enabling quicker first-cut drafts.
Add transaction materials
Upload the term sheet, facility agreement, SPA, or supporting documents that drive the draft.
Confirm unresolved points
Accretive identifies missing details, stale party names, and lawyer-controlled elections.
Export a Word draft
Download a review-ready DOCX that follows your precedent structure.
Why firms use Accretive in drafting workflows.
The value is straightforward: less time on mechanical drafting, tighter consistency across the document set, and a cleaner process for legal review.
Move from source materials to a first review draft with less friction.
Accretive extracts deal details from transaction documents and applies them to your firm precedents so lawyers can focus on issues, negotiation, and client advice.
Keep party names, dates, and elections consistent across a document suite.
Populate the mechanical parts of drafting in a controlled way so resolution packs, certificates, and ancillary documents stay aligned matter by matter.
Present a cleaner process to partners, clients, and risk teams.
Matter-isolated workspaces, Word-compatible output, and documented handling controls make procurement and internal rollout conversations easier.
Built for legal drafting, not generic chat
Accretive is not a blank chatbot. It is a structured drafting workflow built around your firm's precedents, matter documents, and review process.
The workflow starts from approved firm material, applies information drawn from transaction documents, keeps output inside a matter workspace, and returns a first draft for lawyer review.
Move matters faster. Keep lawyers in control. That makes it easier for firms to talk about drafting quality, review control, and rollout risk in concrete operational terms rather than abstract AI promises.
✓Uses your firm precedents
✓Preserves document structure
✓Flags unresolved legal or factual inputs
✓Exports Word drafts
✓Keeps matters isolated
✓Lawyer remains in control
Common legal drafting workflows
Start with document types where consistency, structure, and review control matter.
Accretive is designed for repeatable drafting workflows where lawyers need a strong first draft, not automated legal judgment.
Board and shareholder resolutions
Compliance certificates
Loan and security documents
Property documents
Letters and demands
Schedules and appendices
A drafting workflow firms can assess in practical terms.
Firms want to know what the product does, what remains with the lawyer, and how documents are handled. Accretive is designed to answer those questions clearly.
Review starts from a populated first draft rather than a blank precedent set.
The immediate measure is simple: how much faster a team gets to its first serious legal review pass once repetitive population work is reduced.
Firm precedents and transaction materials remain scoped to the matter where they were uploaded.
That gives firm leaders and risk teams a more concrete basis for procurement and rollout conversations than a generic chat interface can provide.
Output returns in Word for lawyer review, edits, and approval before release.
Accretive helps assemble the first draft and surface unresolved points. It does not replace legal judgment or remove the need for professional review.
See whether Accretive fits your drafting workflow before you commit to a broader rollout.
Start with a simple walkthrough of your existing precedents, source documents, and risk expectations. The goal is clarity: what improves, what stays with the lawyer, and how the workflow fits your firm.
Keep the momentum; Accretive drafting.