Connectors
The desk meets your firm where it works
Work product shouldn't die in a browser tab. Export to Excel and send packets from your own mailbox today — with Clio, DocuSign, and Plaid integrations on the roadmap, designed to run under your firm's own credentials so documents land in your systems, under your control.
Excel
Every review exports as a structured .xlsx workbook — clause analysis, findings, risk register, playbook redlines, compliance check, and the signature checklist, each on its own sheet.
Live on every report: the "Download Excel" button. No setup.
Gmail / Email
Send any report or document packet from your own mailbox — the packet link composes directly into Gmail, Outlook, or whatever your firm runs. Access codes are delivered by email automatically.
Live on every report and document: the "Email packet" button. No setup.
Clio
File finished work product straight to the matter: push final documents, decision packets, and Excel exports into Clio Manage matters and documents.
On the roadmap — request early access and we’ll set up the Clio OAuth flow with your firm’s own developer credentials.
Request activation →DocuSign
Route the final, adjudicated document for execution: envelope created from the desk once the signature-readiness checklist passes, signing order included.
On the roadmap — request early access and we’ll wire DocuSign envelope routing under your firm’s integration key.
Request activation →Plaid
Verify payment and trust-accounting details referenced in agreements — account ownership and routing verification before funds move under a contract you drafted.
On the roadmap — request early access to account verification via Plaid under your firm’s credentials.
Request activation →CourtListener
The engine behind Cite Check’s existence verification — every case citation matched against CourtListener’s database of millions of real U.S. opinions (Free Law Project), so a non-existent or AI-hallucinated cite is caught before you file.
Free, no partnership required — add a CourtListener API token (COURTLISTENER_API_TOKEN) to switch existence verification on.
Westlaw (KeyCite)
Run Cite Check’s existence verification through Westlaw KeyCite — citator-grade validation and red-flag treatment for every case in your brief, inside your firm’s own Westlaw entitlement.
The integration slot is built and dormant — it activates the moment Thomson Reuters provisions partner credentials (no self-serve API exists; routing checks through a personal login would violate Westlaw’s terms). Request early access to be in the pilot. Until then, Cite Check verifies existence via CourtListener and gives you a checklist to confirm in your own Westlaw session.
Request activation →LexisNexis (Shepard’s)
Validate every citation through LexisNexis Shepard’s — Shepardize each case for negative treatment and confirm it is still good law, inside your firm’s own Lexis+ entitlement.
The integration slot is built and dormant — it activates when LexisNexis provisions partner credentials (Lexis+ access is by API partnership, not a personal login). Request early access. Until then, Cite Check verifies existence via CourtListener and produces a Shepard’s-ready checklist for your own Lexis session.
Request activation →Citation verification: today vs. on the roadmap
Live today
- Bluebook format check on every citation — reporters, short forms, pinpoints, abbreviations.
- A downloadable verification checklist you run in your own Westlaw or Lexis session — no account sharing, fully within their terms.
On the roadmap
- Existence verification against CourtListener — fully wired and free; it switches on the moment the CourtListener API token is added. Until then, Cite Check runs format-only and says so.
- KeyCite (Westlaw) and Shepard's (LexisNexis) treatment — good-law / negative-treatment signals, not just whether a case exists.
- Delivered through a Thomson Reuters / LexisNexis API partnership, under your firm's own entitlement — never by routing through a personal login, which their terms prohibit.
- Request early access on the Westlaw / LexisNexis cards above to join the pilot.
How firm connectors will work
The firm connectors (Clio, DocuSign, Plaid) are on the roadmap, designed to run under your firm's own credentials — an admin authorizes once, and the desk pushes work product out into your systems. DraftCounselnever holds your firm's client files; documents flow out to you, not in to us. Request early access above and we'll bring your firm into the pilot.
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