AI Drafting
Notice replies, resolutions, engagement letters. If you did not give it a fact, it leaves a mark rather than inventing one.
Generic AI does not know your client
It will not ask you a question and it will not leave a blank. So it closes every gap in the file with something plausible, and hands you back a document where the invented line and the verified line are indistinguishable.
FinPera AI annotates & keeps you in the loop
Nothing gets quietly filled in. Each particular says where it stands: from your notice, left blank, or the AI's choice for you to confirm.
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Where every particular in the draft came from
Where each particular comes from, what happens to the ones it was never given, and what it picks up from the drafts your firm has already done.
It marks what it does not know
Three marks, written into the document itself. Nothing is quietly filled in.
It checks its own guesses
If a guess matches something you already hold, it becomes a line to check rather than a blank to fill.
Answer it once
The same missing fact turns up in several places. Fill it once and all of them update.
Prefilled from your client book
The particulars come from the client you picked, not from the model.
Hints from your own past drafts
Clause patterns from the last time your firm drafted this type come up as suggestions.
AI does the drafting. You review & approve.
Each draft passes three points of human judgement: a checklist you complete before anything is written, your own review of what the AI produced, and a partner's approval before it is sent.
- Pre-draft
checklist - FinPera AI drafts
the document - Assumptions & verifications
approved - Partner
sign-off - FinPera AI
sends it
Built around the way a firm already drafts
A junior starts it, a partner signs it off, and your firm's own language is in there from the first version.
A junior can finish it without asking three people
Every pre-filled particular carries a chip showing where it came from. The junior fills the rest, it saves as they type, and the senior reads a version history rather than a mystery.
Type over any value and its chip clears, so you can always tell what came from the record and what someone changed by hand.
Your clauses, in your words, ranked by necessity
Must, should and may, with the ones that warrant counsel marked. A starter library ships with the product, but the clauses that matter are the ones your firm writes itself, offered back on every future draft.
Bring the format you already use
Upload your own .docx and its merge fields become a fill-and-generate form. It also remembers how your firm drafted this document last time, and offers the particulars from a similar one in your vault.
The documents a practice writes every week
Each type asks only for the particulars it needs.
Reply to a notice
TaxLegalTax notice replyRegulatoryResolutions
BoardShareholderCircularWritten consentAgendas and minutes
AgendaMinutesProposals & engagement letters
ScopeFeeExclusionsData-protection pack
DPADPIARoPADPO letterBreach planManagement representation
Audit seasonPer clientWhere your client's papers go, and where they do not
The questions a partner asks before putting a client file into any AI tool, answered in one place.
Never used to train models
What your practice drafts stays with your practice.
Drafts live in your data room
Same access rules and audit trail as everything else you hold.
Your clauses stay yours
Scoped to your firm, unreachable from any admin surface.
Suggestions respect permissions
It only looks at drafts you already have access to.
Attachments are summarised first
We send a short digest to the model, not your client’s full file.
The flags travel with the draft
Recorded alongside it, not marks in the text you can edit away.
Draft faster with conviction
Your clause library, your drafting style, and every assumption named before you read it.