See each template’s purpose, usage, input fields and sample output.

Typical use: pre-adoption review, template selection

Fill in the guided form to generate a polished document.

Typical use: everyday drafting, client-facing drafts

Curated template sets grouped by business purpose.

Typical use: adopting templates per workflow

Output documents in Japanese, English or both side by side.

Typical use: serving domestic and English-speaking clients

Generate 12 languages at once, including Chinese, Spanish and Arabic.

Typical use: multinational clients, overseas distribution

Right-to-left layout for Arabic, Urdu and similar languages.

Typical use: documents for Middle East / South Asia clients

Automatic wording and missing-input checks before output; Premium adds rulebook-linked checks.

Typical use: pre-share and pre-review checks

Self-contained HTML that converts easily to PDF/A (not PDF/A certification itself).

Typical use: long-term archiving, submission archives

Keep records of when and what was generated, inside your environment.

Typical use: look-backs, internal checks, audit preparation

Prepare a client-facing summary with key points and precautions before sharing.

Typical use: post-meeting follow-up, final pre-share pass

Build and adjust your own templates around internal wording and field structure.

Typical use: firm-specific formats

Save template revisions as versions.

Typical use: managing wording and disclaimer updates

Highlight changes between template versions.

Typical use: reviewing revisions before approval

Request paid language additions, template additions and template adjustments (separate quote).

Typical use: firm- or client-specific requirements

Approval flow with up to 3 steps: approve, return, reject and approval log.

Typical use: internal sign-off before release

Apply brand name, colors, footer and cover to outputs.

Typical use: consistent client-facing documents

Manage approved wording with draft / approved / locked / retired states.

Typical use: preventing wording drift and outdated phrases

Keep disclaimers and disclosures in the output even if hidden by settings.

Typical use: preventing omissions before sharing

Export history, approvals and hashes as JSON without body text (no external transmission).

Typical use: audit and internal review records

Choose manifest-only, local body retention, encrypted package or legal hold (no external transmission).

Typical use: matching each client’s evidence policy

Presets for FP, IFA, IB, insurance, advertising review and more.

Typical use: industry-fit outputs and rules

Organize documents and settings per client or matter.

Typical use: running many clients in parallel

Define prohibited wording, required disclaimers and pre-share checkwords to strengthen pre-checks.

Typical use: checks before client sharing or ad review

Visualize pending, returned and approved items in one view.

Typical use: tracking team approval status

Register the exact version shared with a client, with hash and manifest.

Typical use: confirming later which version was delivered

Generate a status-diagnosis JSON that contains no body text.

Typical use: pre-support checks and troubleshooting

Prepare client deliverables with a cover letter and confirmation fields.

Typical use: raising the quality of client sharing

Local signing or RFC3161 TSA timestamps applied to hashes (only the hash is sent).

Typical use: proving a document existed at a point in time

Visualize hash, manifest, timestamp and approval states in one view.

Typical use: seeing the whole evidence picture

Check for tampering using the original file and the manifest / token.

Typical use: verifying authenticity of deliverables

Show hash and evidence status on print / PDF outputs.

Typical use: evidencing paper and PDF submissions

Control section structure by industry, audience, language and output format.

Typical use: standardizing document structure

Locally detect internal jargon, unverified information and prohibited wording.

Typical use: pre-share risk checks

Track next checks, deadlines and follow-up items.

Typical use: preventing missed client follow-ups

Bundle table of contents, evidence, approval log, timestamps and manifest.

Typical use: audit and review submissions

Switch document sections automatically by audience, share mode and language.

Typical use: tailoring one template to different readers

Manage large numbers of templates at once.

Typical use: template governance for large teams

Free needs no account. Pro supports up to 3 accounts; Premium includes 10 by default plus paid additions and sub-account management.

Typical use: team use and access control

FAQ, priority email, and priority handling on Premium.

Typical use: onboarding and operations questions