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Clause Drafting

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Written by Eileen Lichtenstein

The Draft tab helps you create legal language from scratch or pull clauses from your Library. You can describe what you need in plain language, and Spellbook will generate a draft clause, provision, or other contract language that you can review and edit.


Draft Clauses

1. Click "Draft"

2. Type in what kind of clause you'd like Spellbook to draft.

3. Underneath the textbox, there will be a drop-down with two options.

  • AI Generated: This will draft the clause from scratch using AI

  • Library: This will pull clauses from your Library


AI Generated

1. Select AI Generated and click on the blue arrow key to get started.

2. Spellbook will generate a list of clauses. Click on "Use Clause" if you'd like to use that clause.

3. This will open up a window, where you can finalize the clause before inserting it into your document. Click into the textbox to edit the clause manually.

4. "Auto-Adjust" will have Spellbook adjust the clause to the current tone and style of your document.

5. Copy the clause to your clipboard by click the "copy to clipboard" icon.

6. OR insert it at your cursor by click the "Insert" icon.

⚠️ Note: Clauses inserted via the Draft tab will not automatically redline.

To insert clauses are redline changes, turn on Tracked Changes in Microsoft Word (not Spellbook). To do so go to the Review Tab (in Microsoft Word) > Toggle On Tracked Changes


My Library

1. The second way to find clauses is through "My Library." This will search up clauses in from your customized library.

Lean how to setup your Library here.

2. Type in the clause you are looking for and click the arrow key.

3. Use the filter icon to look for specific folders or clauses within your Library.

4. Spellbook will pull up all clauses from your library related to the search.

To use a clause, click on "Use Clause."

5. This will open up a window, where you can finalize the clause before inserting it into your document. Click into the textbox to edit the clause manually.

6. "Auto-Adjust" will have Spellbook adjust the clause to the current tone and style of your document.

7. Copy the clause to your clipboard by click the "copy to clipboard" icon.

8. OR insert it at your cursor by click the "Insert" icon.

⚠️ Note: Clauses inserted via the Draft tab will not automatically redline.

To insert clauses are redline changes, turn on Tracked Changes in Microsoft Word (not Spellbook). To do so go to the Review Tab (in Microsoft Word) > Toggle On Tracked Changes


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