DraftPro by eBrevia

Draft, review, and redline contracts directly in Word.

DraftPro helps legal teams apply approved playbooks, find trusted clause language, and prepare lawyer-controlled redlines without leaving Microsoft Word.

Word-native drafting workflow Playbook-guided review Surgical redlines SOC 2 certified platform
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Since 2011 Built by a team focused on legal document review and contract intelligence.
30–90% Time savings commonly associated with eBrevia contract review workflows.
2,000+ Potential workflow connections through eBrevia Connect integrations.
SOC 2 Enterprise security foundation for sensitive contract work.
Not blank-page drafting

DraftPro is built for the contract work lawyers actually do.

Legal teams are rarely starting from nothing. They are reviewing third-party paper, checking provisions against internal standards, negotiating edits, and reusing trusted language from prior agreements.

DraftPro brings that work into a Word-native workflow: apply playbooks, understand deviations, search clause language, and prepare redlines while lawyers stay in control of every change.

01

Run playbooks

Check agreements against approved legal standards and see which terms pass, fail, or need review.

02

Prepare redlines

Move from issue spotting to suggested edits that reviewers can accept, ignore, or revise.

03

Reuse clauses

Find language from prior agreements stored in eBrevia and use it to support revisions.

04

Stay in Word

Keep the drafting experience familiar so adoption does not require a completely new workspace.

The DraftPro workflow

From third-party paper to negotiation-ready redline.

DraftPro is designed around the flow of contract review: understand the draft, compare it to standards, generate targeted edits, and move forward with confidence.

1

Open the draft in Word

Start in the environment lawyers already use for review, drafting, and negotiation.

2

Run the right playbook

Apply standards for NDAs, MSAs, vendor agreements, employment agreements, and other repeat workflows.

3

Review deviations

See which provisions pass, fail, or need attention with context for why they matter.

4

Apply controlled edits

Accept suggested changes as Word redlines only when the reviewer decides they are appropriate.

Playbook-driven

Apply legal standards where the contract is being edited.

DraftPro helps reviewers check the draft against the organization’s preferred positions and fallback language. Instead of relying on memory, scattered guidance, or prior deal folders, teams can apply standards inside the document.

  • Run approved playbooks directly from the Word add-in.
  • Identify missing, non-standard, or unfavorable language.
  • Understand why a provision passed or failed.
  • Support more consistent review across lawyers and teams.
DraftPro playbook list inside Microsoft Word
DraftPro suggesting a contract redline based on playbook guidance
Surgical redlines

Turn review findings into edits the lawyer can control.

When a provision does not match the playbook, DraftPro can suggest targeted language. Reviewers can evaluate the recommendation and apply it as a visible redline in Word.

  • Move faster from issue spotting to contract revision.
  • Keep edits visible for negotiation and counterparty review.
  • Preserve lawyer judgment over every accepted change.
  • Reduce repetitive drafting without giving up control.
Clause intelligence

Find language from the agreements your team already trusts.

DraftPro can help legal teams locate useful clause language from prior agreements in eBrevia, reducing the time spent searching old folders, emails, and one-off precedent documents.

  • Search clause language from agreements stored in eBrevia.
  • Use context such as document type, project, matter, or jurisdiction.
  • Insert or replace provisions during drafting and revision.
  • Make preferred language easier to reuse across the business.
DraftPro clause library in Microsoft Word
Agreement coverage

Useful across the repeat contracts legal teams review every day.

Start with common contract types, then adapt DraftPro playbooks and clause guidance to the standards your team already uses.

01

NDAs and confidentiality

Review scope, use restrictions, survival, disclosure rules, and return or destruction language.

02

Commercial and vendor

Support MSAs, vendor agreements, supply agreements, purchase orders, and sales agreements.

03

Employment and services

Check repeat agreements involving employees, consultants, contractors, and service providers.

04

Data, privacy, and tech

Review terms in DPAs, software licenses, privacy agreements, IP licenses, and technology contracts.

05

Corporate and finance

Support repeat review in investment, lending, governance, and strategic transaction workflows.

06

Real estate and operations

Bring consistency to leasing, facilities, operational, insurance, and real-estate-related agreements.

07

Post-signature docs

Use the same approach for amendments, renewals, notices, terminations, assignments, and releases.

08

Custom playbooks

Adapt guidance for industry-specific workflows, internal standards, and preferred fallback positions.

Built for legal teams

Give reviewers a faster path from draft to decision.

DraftPro supports the people responsible for turning contract standards into consistent edits, without making them leave the tools they already use.

Law firms

Help deal teams review repeat agreements faster while keeping review quality and lawyer judgment front and center.

  • Junior associate enablement
  • Repeat-document review
  • Preferred position guidance

Corporate legal

Standardize how business contracts are reviewed, escalated, and redlined across legal operations.

  • Vendor and sales agreements
  • Playbook consistency
  • Faster intake-to-redline cycles

Legal ops and innovation

Turn AI drafting into a governed workflow that connects with eBrevia analysis, clause data, and implementation support.

  • Playbook rollout
  • Secure AI adoption
  • Workflow design with Advisory
The positioning

DraftPro is not generic drafting AI.

It is a contract review and redlining workflow built around playbooks, precedent clauses, and legal control.

Need
Generic drafting AI
DraftPro
Reviewing third-party paper
May generate language, but often lacks your exact review standards.
Runs playbooks against the draft and highlights where terms pass, fail, or need attention.
Preparing redlines
May provide proposed text outside the actual drafting workflow.
Lets reviewers apply suggested changes as visible Word redlines.
Finding trusted language
May require manual prompt work or external precedent searching.
Searches clause language from prior agreements already stored in eBrevia.
Legal control
Can blur the line between suggestion and final answer.
Keeps lawyers in control of every applied change and negotiation decision.
Enterprise-ready

Built for sensitive contract work.

DraftPro builds on eBrevia’s contract intelligence platform, so legal teams can support AI-assisted review and drafting with enterprise security, access controls, and implementation discipline.

SOC 2 foundation Designed for organizations that need documented security controls for legal data.
Access controls Users work inside the licensed eBrevia environment with governed access.
Connected platform Pairs with Contract Analyzer, Lens, and eBrevia Connect for broader workflows.
Advisory support Use eBrevia Advisory to plan playbooks, governance, pilots, and rollout.
Questions buyers ask

DraftPro FAQ

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What is DraftPro?
DraftPro by eBrevia is AI contract drafting and review software that helps legal teams run playbooks, find clause language, and prepare redlined edits directly in Microsoft Word.
Does DraftPro work in Microsoft Word?
Yes. DraftPro is designed as a Microsoft Word add-in so reviewers can check contracts, review guidance, and apply edits without switching into a separate drafting workspace.
Is DraftPro only for creating first drafts?
No. DraftPro is especially useful for reviewing and revising third-party contracts, including customer paper, vendor agreements, NDAs, MSAs, employment agreements, and other repeat agreement types.
Can DraftPro suggest contract edits?
Yes. When a provision does not match the playbook, DraftPro can suggest revised language. Users can review the recommendation and apply it as a redline in Word.
Does DraftPro include a clause library?
DraftPro can help users search clause language from prior agreements already stored in eBrevia, making it easier to find and reuse trusted language during drafting and review.
Does DraftPro replace lawyers?
No. DraftPro is designed to support legal review, not replace it. Lawyers stay in control of playbook decisions, suggested edits, accepted redlines, and negotiation strategy.
See it in action

Show us the contracts your team redlines every week.

We’ll walk through how DraftPro can support your playbooks, clause language, Word redlines, and broader eBrevia contract workflows.

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DraftPro by eBrevia product preview inside Microsoft Word
DraftPro walkthrough 30 minutes
1 Review your current drafting workflow
2 Map playbook guidance into Word
3 Show redlines and clause reuse
4 Discuss rollout, security, and adoption