Correspondence on your precedents.
A letter or a reply, in your firm's voice, with the facts of the matter.
Illustration
What you give Clausa
- The document you are replying to
- The facts to communicate
- The tone: formal, firm or plain
What Clausa drafts
- The letter from your firm's precedent when there is one, with the facts of the matter
- A client update in plain English, for your approval
What Clausa never drafts
- "Without prejudice" or "subject to contract" without your decision
- An offer
- An admission
- An undertaking
What you decide
- Every marked point
- Whether it goes out
- From your own e-mail
Deadlines it tracks
- Any reply date stated in the correspondence, unconfirmed until you confirm it
Source: each deadline shows its rule and the version date of the law, and starts unconfirmed.
This use case switches on for your firm after a solicitor in your firm reviews its templates. Rules and time limits are cited with their version date.