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Squire™ is packed with powerful tools built specifically for legal professionals. Explore everything it can do - from AI-powered matter creation to intelligent drafting and beyond.
Send a contract for signature, collect signatures in order, and get a sealed copy back on the record - no third-party e-signature account, and the document never leaves your region.
One repository for every contract - drafted in Squire™ or imported as a pile of PDFs - with lifecycle tracking, approvals, and renewal reminders.
Upload a document and Squire™ builds the matter for you - then keep everything organised across tasks, documents, people, and AI chat in one place.
Import a negotiated Word document with tracked changes, accept or reject each one, add your own edits, and export native Word track changes on the untouched original.
Build a table where each row is a document, matter, or contact and each column is an AI answer with citations - then export the whole thing to Excel.
Squire™ reads a court order, summons, or notice of motion and creates todos with correctly calculated South African court-day deadlines.
A split-pane editor where Squire™ drafts and redlines specific clauses while you keep full control - with version history and your firm's house style built in.
Give a client or outside counsel access to a single matter, draft, or chat - without adding them to your organization.
Save findings as notes you can share, and let Squire™ carry research across every chat on a matter so you never re-explain the background.
Set your firm's font, spacing, heading case, and numbering once - Squire™ applies it automatically in the editor, the preview, and the Word export.
Squire™ extracts the people and companies involved in your matters and flags when the same party is your client in one and the opponent in another.
Encode your firm's methodology into reusable skills, run multi-step workflows as slash-commands, and let triggers do routine work when events happen.
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