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cc:Redline
Track-changes redline
A full track-changes pass against your playbook. Author: Claude. Comments explain the why, not just the what.
01 · Word Plugin · Microsoft Word
Open the document. The redlines come to you.
AI redlining and clause suggestions inside Microsoft Word. Configured to your playbook through Firm IQ. The lawyer never leaves the document.
Associate & aboveWord Desktop & WebNative .docx
InstallationFIG. 01
Sixty seconds to install. Your Firm IQ is already there.
02 · What It Does
Four capabilities, one document.
The plugin reads the contract in front of you and works against your playbook. No copy-paste. No second tab. No leaving the page.
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Clause Suggestions
Alternative language
Select a clause. Get position-tiered alternatives — must-have, nice-to-have, stretch — drawn from your precedent library.
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Defined Terms
Definitions check
Catch undefined terms, mismatched references, and circular definitions before they reach the other side.
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Playbook Enforcement
Position consistency
Every redline ties back to a position in your playbook. The work reads like the firm wrote it — because, in effect, it did.
03 · Specimen
In the document.
A clause from a vendor agreement. The plugin proposes the redline, then explains itself. Because every change should be defensible.
Clause 7.2 · Limitation of LiabilityFIG. 03A
Limitation of Liability. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, in no event shall either party's aggregate liability exceed the fees paid in the twelve (12) months preceding the claimProvider's aggregate liability shall not exceed two times (2x) the fees paid in the twelve (12) months preceding the claim, and the foregoing cap shall not apply to (a) breaches of confidentiality, (b) indemnification obligations, or (c) gross negligence or willful misconduct.
Comment · Claude
Playbook §7.2
Why:A 1x cap with no carve-outs exposes us under §7.2 of your playbook. Standard position is 2x with carve-outs for confidentiality, indemnification, and willful misconduct. Walkaway is 1.5x with the same carve-outs.
The same exchange, on every clause that matters.
04 · Firm IQ
Configured to your playbook.
Your playbook, your terminology, your jurisdiction — all of it carries through to Word. The plugin is not a generic redliner pretending to know your firm. It reads from the same Firm IQ that powers every other White Shoe surface.
See Firm IQ in depth- PlaybookYour firm's positions, by clause
- Style RulesCitations, terminology, voice
- JurisdictionDelaware · Texas · UK
- Precedent LibrarySurfaced when relevant
05 · The Output
What you get back.
Counsel-grade work product, in the file format the firm already uses. Nothing converted. Nothing watermarked. Nothing the deal team has to reformat before sending it across the table.
- 01Track Changes
- Native Word redlines, authored as Claude. Accept, reject, or modify with one click.
- 02Comments
- Inline rationale for every change. References the playbook section that drove the edit.
- 03Issues List
- A separate memo summarizing material risks, market positions, and open questions for the deal team.
- 04Negotiation Strategy
- Tiered fallbacks — opening, middle, and walkaway positions — pulled from your firm's precedents.
- 05Clean Export
- Native .docx. No conversion artifacts. No watermarks. No third-party formatting.
- 06Side-by-Side Drafts
- Multiple revision passes preserved as separate documents. Compare without losing the audit trail.
06 · Get Started
Open the document. Begin.
Built for the working lawyer — the one drafting at 9pm with a board meeting in the morning.
Published pricing. No sales call. No seat minimum. Junior Associate plan and above.