Docgenflow makes it much faster and easier for legal professionals to create common documents like contracts and court forms. Here's an overview of how Docgenflow works and why it is so useful
Docgenflow is becoming very popular in the legal world. It makes it much faster and easier for legal professionals to create common documents like contracts and court forms. Here's an overview of how Docgenflow works and why it is so useful.
The first step is to create a template for each type of document. This is usually done in Microsoft Word or as a web page. The template has the basic layout and text, with special placeholders called "tokens" where information changes each time, like names and dates.
Docgenflow supports a variety of token types to make templates dynamic:
Tokens can be nested to create sophisticated template logic. Learn more about token customization.
From the templates, Docgenflow automatically makes web forms. These forms let users quickly fill in the token placeholders without having to edit the original document.
There are two ways to start making a document with Docgenflow:
This second option lets other software, like case management programs, integrate with Docgenflow.
Once the form is submitted or webhook received, Docgenflow takes the information and plugs it into the template. This creates a complete, customized document very quickly and accurately.
After the document is created, Docgenflow can automatically:
Docgenflow integrates with hundreds of other programs to streamline these workflows.
Using Docgenflow has many benefits for legal teams:
In the fast-paced legal world, Docgenflow gives firms and legal departments an advantage by enabling staff to work smarter, not harder.
