Smarter Drafter Pro is a firm-wide legal document automation platform designed to move document production out of manual, form-based workflows and into a system that draws directly on a firm's existing data sources.

Key features and functions include:

iManage-Native Automation
The platform embeds document automation directly within iManage Work 10, built on the iManage Universal API. Documents can be started from client folders, completed drafts save back automatically, and version history and precedent management remain governed by iManage as the system of record.

Flexible Intake Options
Client data and documents can be captured through embeddable online intake forms or a lawyer-driven guided Q&A that adjusts based on prior answers, reducing the information a user is prompted for to only what's needed for the specific document.

Practice Management and DMS Integrations
The platform connects to practice management and document management systems, allowing client and matter data to flow into documents without rekeying. 

Data-Driven Automation
Documents can be generated directly from structured data using a REST API or Microsoft Power Automate, without requiring a form or login, intended for high-volume, system-triggered document production.

No-Code Builder
A point-and-click builder allows knowledge teams to design decision trees, calculations, and end-user guidance for automated precedents without specialist coding.

Microsoft Word Integration and Clause Bank
Users complete and review documents within Microsoft Word using the Smarter Drafter add-in, which also provides access to Clause Bank, a centrally managed repository of approved clauses that can be searched and inserted without leaving Word.

Finalisation and Delivery
Completed documents can be downloaded in Word or PDF, sent for eSignature directly from the workflow with pre-populated signer details, and saved to a firm's document management system.

AI Agent Connectivity (MCP)
The platform offers a Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration allowing AI agents to initiate drafting from a single prompt, drawing on the firm's approved precedents; document assembly itself is presented as rule-based rather than generative.