Apply approved playbook guidance, find trusted clause language, and prepare surgically redlined edits directly in Microsoft Word.
DraftPro helps legal teams revise third-party paper and negotiate drafts faster, with approved standards, preferred clause language, and lawyer-controlled edits built into the drafting workflow.
DraftPro brings playbook guidance, clause search, and AI-assisted revision into the drafting workflow legal teams already use.
Review contracts against approved legal standards.
Turn playbook findings into Word redlines.
Search an AI-created clause library from your prior contracts.
Work where contracts already live.
Built for sensitive contract work.
DraftPro helps legal teams compare contract drafts against approved playbook standards directly in Microsoft Word.
For NDAs and other repeat agreements, DraftPro can identify key terms such as confidentiality obligations, survival language, permitted use, disclosure rules, and other important provisions.
See which terms meet your standards, which terms need attention, and where suggested edits may be needed before the draft moves forward.
Check important contract terms directly in the document review workflow.
Review why language meets or misses approved standards.
Move from issue spotting to redlined changes without leaving Word.
DraftPro helps legal teams move from issue spotting to contract revision. When a provision does not match the playbook, DraftPro can suggest revised language that users can review and apply directly in Word as a redline. Lawyers stay in control of every change while reducing repetitive drafting work.
DraftPro is especially useful for reviewing and revising third-party contracts. It supports review, drafting, and negotiation by helping teams check agreements against playbooks, find preferred clause language, replace non-standard provisions, insert language from prior agreements, and prepare redlined drafts for negotiation.
DraftPro is designed for legal teams that review and revise many types of agreements across the business, including common commercial, corporate, employment, privacy, financing, real estate, and industry-specific agreements.
Legal teams can review everyday business agreements that support sales, procurement, partnerships, and vendor relationships, including MSAs, vendor agreements, supply agreements, purchase orders, reseller agreements, and sales agreements.
DraftPro helps review agreements tied to employees, contractors, advisors, consultants, and service providers using playbooks and preferred language.
Support review of financing, lending, investment, and capital markets documents, including common provisions and repeat financing-related workflows.
Support specialized workflows where teams need to compare terms against internal expectations and prepare redlines for repeat review.
Support corporate governance, ownership, financing, and strategic transaction documents such as board consents, stock purchase agreements, shareholder agreements, and subscription agreements.
Review agreements involving software, data, privacy, intellectual property, or technology use, including DPAs, software licenses, and IP licenses.
Bring more consistency to agreements connected to real estate, facilities, insurance, leasing, and other operational needs.
Support follow-on contract work such as notices, amendments, renewals, terminations, assignments, releases, and settlements.
DraftPro fits into the contract workflow legal teams already use: review in Word, resolve issues through redlines, and negotiate through targeted edits. DraftPro does not replace legal review. It helps lawyers get to the right issues faster and make more consistent edits.
When customers, vendors, partners, or other counterparties send their own paper, DraftPro helps legal teams quickly compare the draft against approved standards. Run playbook checks, identify missing or non-standard language, review suggested revisions, and apply changes as redlines in Word.
DraftPro makes playbook guidance easier to apply inside Microsoft Word. Check important terms against internal standards, see which provisions pass or fail, understand where language may need attention, and support more consistent review across team members.
Move from issue spotting to contract edits without leaving Word. Review suggested language, accept only the changes that make sense, keep edits visible as redlines, and prepare cleaner drafts for counterparty review.
Find useful language from prior agreements stored in eBrevia instead of searching through old folders, emails, or past drafts. Find relevant language, replace or insert provisions, and reduce repetitive drafting work.
Reduce reliance on memory, scattered prior drafts, or one-off reviewer preferences. Make legal standards easier to follow, support repeat review workflows, and keep legal judgment in the hands of reviewers.
Quick answers for visitors evaluating DraftPro.
DraftPro by eBrevia is AI contract drafting software that helps legal teams review agreements, apply playbook guidance, find approved clause language, and prepare redlined changes directly in Microsoft Word.
DraftPro allows users to run playbooks against contracts. It helps identify which terms pass the organization’s standards and which terms may need attention or revision.
Yes. DraftPro works as a Microsoft Word add-in, allowing legal teams to review and revise contracts inside Word.
Yes. When a contract provision does not match the playbook, DraftPro can suggest revised language. Users can review the suggestion and apply it as a redline in Word.
Yes. DraftPro can help users search clause language from agreements already stored in eBrevia. The clause library is automatically created by AI reviewing prior contracts in eBrevia, so users do not need to manually build or maintain a clause library before using DraftPro.
DraftPro includes sample playbooks for several common agreement types, and legal teams can also create, edit, duplicate, and publish their own playbooks for use within their organization.
Yes. DraftPro can support commercial, vendor, employment, privacy, technology, finance, corporate, real estate, and industry-specific agreements. Teams can also create custom playbooks for other workflows.
No. DraftPro is especially useful for reviewing and revising third-party contracts sent by customers, vendors, partners, and other counterparties.
See how DraftPro helps legal teams apply playbooks, find approved language, and prepare contract edits directly in Microsoft Word.