Templates are the blueprint of your contract. You create them once, and your team can reuse them endlessly. They ensure drafting is fast, consistent, and low-risk by eliminating manual copy-paste work and preventing outdated or incorrect clauses from slipping in.

You can turn any existing contract into a smart template in seconds. LEGALFLY automatically detects variables throughout your document, covering about 90% of the setup for you. From there, you can refine the template with conditional logic and additional customization to match your standards.

Yes. Template owners can share templates with the entire organization, specific teams, or individual users. Shared templates ensure that everyone drafts consistently and efficiently—using the latest approved language every time

Fully. All drafting happens in your existing workflow.

Variables are the fields in your template that need input, such as names, dates, amounts, or clauses that depend on deal specifics.
LEGALFLY automatically detects variables across your document, giving you a major head start when building templates.
When drafting, users simply fill in the variables, making document creation simple, intuitive, and highly scalable.

When starting a draft, you can upload supporting documents, PDFs, Word files, or even emails.
LEGALFLY analyses the content and automatically fills in all relevant variables for you. The system uses the context provided to produce an accurate, high-quality draft instantly.

Most AI contract drafting tools generate a document from a generic template and a prompt. LEGALFLY drafts from your own approved language, applying clause logic based on jurisdiction, deal context and risk profile, so the first draft already reflects the positions your team agreed. Templates are built from contracts you have already signed rather than assembled from scratch, and drafting happens inside Microsoft Word with the same playbook enforcement and audit trail as the rest of the platform.

Drafting runs inside Microsoft Word, so there is no new interface to learn and no change to how a document gets written. The lawyer keeps every decision: LEGALFLY produces the first draft from your approved language, and the team edits, overrides or rejects anything it suggests. Teams typically start with one contract type, prove it on real work, then extend to the rest, which is why onboarding is measured in days rather than months.