Start from a Template
Use your organization’s approved structure as the foundation for new work.
Document drafting
Start from what you know, not from a blank page.
Start with a Template, an existing document, or a concise brief. Bring known information into one flow, then let your legal team review and shape the draft.
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Services agreement
Ready for human editing
Starting point
Your starting point can change. Your control does not.
Not every document begins in the same place. Choose the right starting point for the information you have and keep open decisions visible as the draft develops.
Build on an existing document
Bring a document you already use into the context of the new matter.
Create a concise brief
Define the parties, subject, and key terms to frame the first draft.
Illustrative workflow
From known information to an editable document.
The starting source, brief, and developing document sit in one working scene. Your team can see what shaped the draft and where human judgment is still needed.
Example data
Brief
- Parties
- Arma Technology · Ada Consulting
- Subject
- Software support services
- Term
- 12 months
- Governing law
- Turkish law
Services agreement
Working draft · v01
Team note
Liability cap to be resolved with the commercial owner.
Start from
- Template
- Existing document
- Concise brief
Brief
- Parties
- Arma Technology · Ada Consulting
- Subject
- Software support services
- Term
- 12 months
- Governing law
- Turkish law
How the document develops
The draft matures as decisions are made.
Choose a starting point
Bring a Template, an existing document, or a concise brief into the workspace.
StructureAdd what is known
Define the parties, scope, term, and the decisions the document needs.
InputsCreate the first draft
Bring the information into a document structure that your team can begin working on.
DraftReview and edit
Fill gaps, refine the language, and make legal and commercial decisions with your team.
Human decisionHuman control
A first draft is a starting point. Your team has the final word.
Harmonity provides a working foundation for document drafting. Accuracy, suitability, and final use are shaped by your legal team’s review.
- Assess missing information and open decisions.
- Edit the language for the real circumstances of the matter.
- Make the final legal and commercial decision within your team.
Example workflows
Three needs, three concrete starting points.
Each example brings together the initial input, the structure used, and the working draft presented for team review.
Example data01
Services agreement
- Starting input
- Parties, service scope, a 12-month term, and Turkish governing law.
- Working output
- A first draft with open commercial decisions visible and ready for team editing.
Example data02
Non-disclosure agreement
- Starting input
- An existing mutual NDA and the party details for a new project.
- Working output
- An editable draft adapted to the new matter and ready for legal-team assessment.
Example data03
Consulting schedule
- Starting input
- A concise brief covering deliverables, timing, fee structure, and owners.
- Working output
- Working text that maps known information to document sections and keeps gaps visible.
Connected work
When the draft is ready, move the same document into review.
Continue from Document Drafting to Document Review and assess text that needs attention alongside the relevant clauses and your selected Review Standard.
Customer reference
Hear from teams using Harmonity.
“We prepare our contracts with Harmonity and share drafts securely. We can focus our energy on growing the business.”
About document drafting
Frequently asked questions.
How can a drafting workflow begin?
You can use a Template, an existing document, or a concise brief describing the parties and key terms as the starting point.
Is the first draft ready for use?
No. It is working text for the legal team to complete missing information, refine language, and make the relevant legal and commercial decisions.
How are organizational Templates used?
Authorized Templates can establish the structure for new work. The resulting text still needs to be assessed against the circumstances of the specific matter.
Can the prepared draft be reviewed next?
You can take the document into Document Review and assess points that need attention alongside the relevant clauses and selected Review Standard.
Let’s shape the starting point for your next document.
Choose a document type you work with and explore the path to a first draft in a live Harmonity demo.
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