Legal document automation
Automate your firm’s templates
Populate your templates with matter information and prepare polished legal drafts from your established document precedents.
Start with the documents your firm already uses
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Upload your template
Attach a Word or PDF template or document precedent. Identify the document to complete and the wording you want to retain.
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Add the matter information
Supply the relevant facts, supporting documents and instructions. Specify which details to populate and which provisions to adapt.
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Review and export
Review the completed draft, make further changes and export in Word or PDF for your next step.
From your template to a matter-specific draft
Illustrative excerpt using fictional information.
Your template
This agreement is between [Client legal name] and [Supplier legal name] and takes effect on [Effective date].
Matter information
- Client legal name
- Example Client Inc.
- Supplier legal name
- Example Supplier Ltd.
- Effective date
- October 16, 2026
Populated draft
This agreement is between Example Client Inc. and Example Supplier Ltd. and takes effect on October 16, 2026.
Choose the work your matter needs
- Template population
- Complete names, dates, amounts and other matter details in your supplied template.
- Polished legal drafting and revision
- Ask for substantive drafting or clause changes where the matter calls for more than filling fields.
- Canadian court forms
- Complete court forms with the relevant matter information and instructions for the court and proceeding.
Using your firm’s templates with TruLexa
Can TruLexa fill my firm’s own templates?
Yes. Upload your Word or PDF template, add the relevant matter information and tell TruLexa what to complete. You can also provide supporting documents and instructions for specific changes.
How is template filling different from legal drafting?
Template filling populates an existing document with matter details. Legal drafting creates or adapts the substantive language. Tell TruLexa whether you want to retain the existing provisions or revise them for the assignment.
What if information is missing?
Identify any details you have not yet confirmed and instruct TruLexa to leave the corresponding fields blank or mark them for completion. Review the draft against your source documents before use.
Can I complete court forms as well?
Yes. TruLexa supports Canadian court-form completion alongside template automation. Specify the court, province or territory, proceeding and relevant facts, and confirm the applicable form and filing requirements before filing.