Spellbook

Spellbook is an AI-powered contract workflow suite designed for commercial legal work, running directly inside Microsoft Word. It helps you review contracts against your standards, draft clauses and documents from scratch or from precedents, and manage more of your contract work without switching tools or copy/pasting.

Use Spellbook’s integrated modules to speed up key tasks: Review flags terms that need attention and adds redlines in Word; Draft helps you create new language quickly using your preferred precedents; Associate acts as an AI agent for multi-document drafting and review. When you need clarity fast, Ask provides cited answers to contract questions.

Spellbook also includes Benchmarks/Market-style comparison so you can compare your contracts to thousands of similar agreements and industry standards. It’s built to be secure and private for legal teams, with Zero Data Retention agreements, encryption in transit and at rest, no training on users’ data, and SOC 2 Type II compliance.

Does Spellbook run inside Microsoft Word?

Yes—Spellbook works directly in Word, so you can draft and review without switching windows or repeatedly copying and pasting.

What can I do with Spellbook during contract review?

You can spot risks, flag terms that need attention, and add redlines directly in your Word document while reviewing against your standards.

Can Spellbook draft clauses or whole documents?

Yes. You can draft from scratch or revise using your preferred precedents, and you can use Spellbook Associate for multi-document drafting and review.

What is Spellbook Ask used for?

Ask helps you get quick, cited answers to contract questions so you can find relevant guidance while working in your documents.

How does Spellbook help with comparing contracts to standards?

It compares your contracts to industry standards and similar agreements so you can see where your terms align—or differ—from the market.

How does Spellbook handle privacy and security?

Spellbook uses Zero Data Retention agreements to prevent data from being used for training, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and provides SOC 2 Type II compliance, with additional security information available via its security resources and Trust Portal.