Gavel turns legal know-how into automated document workflows, letting firms generate contracts and forms in minutes.
Gavel is a document automation platform built for lawyers and legal teams. Its no-code builder converts existing templates into smart questionnaires that assemble accurate documents automatically, while Gavel Exec brings AI drafting, review, and redlining directly into Microsoft Word. Firms use it to productize services, from intake to finished filing, and even sell subscription legal products built on Gavel workflows. Data stays structured, so every generated document feeds reporting and matter management.
The platform’s no-code builder is the heart of the product: lawyers map their document’s variables and conditional logic in a visual interface, then publish questionnaires colleagues or clients can complete. Because every answer becomes structured data, the same flow can generate documents, export data, and trigger downstream steps.
Firms also use Gavel as a product engine: packaged legal services delivered through automated workflows open revenue beyond the billable hour. The structured data behind every generated document makes reporting, compliance checks, and downstream integrations straightforward.
Gavel offers a free trial. Paid plans are per-user subscriptions tiered by automation volume and advanced features; enterprise and access-to-justice discounts are available.
Law firms, legal aid organizations, and in-house teams that produce the same document types repeatedly and want to eliminate manual assembly.
A free trial is available; ongoing use requires a paid subscription.
Yes. Gavel provides API access on higher tiers so firms can embed document generation into their own portals and systems.
Unlike contract-review-only tools, Gavel covers the full generate-and-automate workflow and lets firms productize their expertise as client-facing products.
No. Gavel’s automation builder is designed for legal professionals with no programming background.
Yes, firms publish client-facing intake questionnaires that drive automated document generation behind the scenes.
Yes, the platform is built for legal-grade security with controlled access and encryption.
Yes, team workspaces with permissions support firm-wide automation projects.
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