Documents in your company's format.

Templates with rules for each section and a review checklist. The draft is written section by section with the file as its source and comes out in Word with your letterhead.

What it does

Templates with rules

Each section with its instructions and a final checklist, written once.

Your letterhead in Word

The company's Word file as the design; with placeholders, content goes in its place.

Minutes from the recording

With attendees and identified speakers; commitments become tasks.

Edit one section

Only the section you ask for is redone, without touching the rest.

@iure comments

Comment on the Word file in the editor and the AI applies the changes.

Several documents as sources

Compare contracts or consolidate reports into one document.

How it works

1

You choose the template

Or the AI suggests the best fit.

2

It is drafted by section

Each with its rules and the file as its source.

3

You review

The checklist flags what still needs confirming.

4

It comes out in Word or PDF

In your format, ready to share.

See it in one minute

Your data, wherever you decide

Your project documents stay wherever you put them.

On your servers or in the cloud

Installed on your infrastructure, or on a dedicated instance we operate on Google Cloud.

Encrypted files

Every file is encrypted with AES-256-GCM and a per-project key; connections run over TLS.

Audit log

Key actions are logged with user, date, IP and device.

AI privacy

Enterprise APIs that don't train on your data, or a local model on your infrastructure.

Our security standards

🔐AES-256 encryption
📜Audit log
🏢On your servers or in the cloud
🤖Your documents don't train models
Learn more about our security

Shall we see it with your documents?

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Articles and news

What’s new? v4.100 — Parallel signing and the legal library for everyone October 14, 2026 Everyone signs at the same time by default, the legal library now serves every specialty, and AI receives the full project context when generating documents. Transcribe meetings without the audio leaving your computer October 9, 2026 A recorded meeting nobody transcribes is not worth much. IureTranscribe does it on your own computer with Whisper and leaves the minutes ready to file with the project. How to use it, who it is not for, and how it connects to Iurefficient. What’s new? v4.89 — Share a PDF with your client, and a shorter document menu October 3, 2026 Sharing with an outside party appeared on 219 of 737 documents and left out 167 PDFs. You can now share a PDF or an image, and a document’s ⋮ menu drops from sixteen options to twelve. What’s new? v4.87 — Paste a screenshot and it survives export October 1, 2026 Images pasted into the editor reach the PDF and Word intact, one document can live in several projects, and CRM documents stop floating around. What’s new? v4.86 — Help shows the video and the assistant reads your case file September 30, 2026 The assistant stops answering from the manual when you ask about your case file, Help links each section’s video, and “Analyze with AI” becomes a single door. What’s new? v4.85 — From the recorded meeting to the minutes, and from the minutes to the plan September 29, 2026 A transcript is sixty pages nobody will read; what gets circulated after a meeting is the minutes. Now they come out in your company’s format, ask about what they don’t know instead of making it up, and their commitments become tasks in the work plan.