Yes. Gavel Exec runs inside Microsoft Word so you can review, redline, and draft where contracts are finalized, without switching tools.

Yes. Exec can generate suggested redlines across a full agreement and add negotiation-ready comments. You can then review and revise directly in Word.

Yes. You can draft clauses and contract language from scratch, then refine it based on past contracts, playbooks, your instructions and standards.

Playbooks capture your review standards and preferred positions. When you apply a playbook, Exec generates suggested redlines and comments aligned to those rules to keep reviews consistent across matters.

Yes. You can use built-in playbooks or customize your own so outputs reflect your organization’s standards and preferred fallback language.

Yes. Exec supports team collaboration with Workspaces, Playbooks, and matter-based Projects, with granular access controls. Projects keep instructions and referenced files together so reviews stays consistent. Workspaces let teams share Projects and Playbooks, including during free trials.

Yes. Exec is designed for confidential and regulated workflows and uses Zero Data Retention agreements with its AI providers. For safeguards, privacy, and vendor documentation, see the Security page.

Yes. Start with 25 free queries. Each invited user gets 25 free queries, and teams can collaborate in a shared Workspace with shared Projects and Playbooks. No credit card is required to start.

Pricing is per user. Team pricing is available for 10 or more seats. If you need procurement or vendor onboarding details, schedule a demo.