Auto-populate contracts, witness statements, court forms, and client letters from your matter data — eliminating copy-paste errors and saving hours of drafting time.
Fee earners spend hours copying client details into Word templates, adjusting formatting, and cross-referencing case data. A single transposition error in a court form can delay proceedings, while inconsistent branding across letters undermines the firm's professional image.
Manually transferring client names, addresses, and case references between systems leads to embarrassing and sometimes costly mistakes.
Different fee earners produce documents with varying styles, undermining the firm's professional appearance.
Drafting routine letters and forms from scratch delays client communication and slows matter progression.
Multiple versions of templates circulate on shared drives, making it unclear which is the current approved version.
Purpose-built capabilities — not generic templates you have to work around.
Build templates with dynamic fields that auto-populate from matter data — client name, address, court reference, and more.
Maintain a centralised library of approved clauses that fee earners can insert with a click, ensuring consistency.
Select a template, confirm the matter, and generate a fully formatted document ready for review and signature.
Administrators control the master template library, versioning updates and retiring outdated documents.
Generate documents in Word for further editing or locked PDF for final distribution and court filing.
The fee earner chooses from the approved template library — e.g. client care letter, witness statement, N1 claim form.
SwiftCase merges matter data into the template, filling client details, dates, references, and relevant clauses.
The generated document opens for review; the fee earner can make bespoke amendments before finalising.
The final document is saved to the matter record and sent to the client or filed with the court.
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SwiftCase generates documents in DOCX and PDF formats. DOCX files are fully editable in Microsoft Word, while PDFs can be locked for distribution or court filing.
Yes. Your existing templates can be imported and enhanced with SwiftCase merge fields, so there is no need to rebuild them from scratch.
Administrators manage the master template library with version control. Fee earners can use approved templates but cannot alter the master copies, ensuring consistency across the firm.
Yes. Templates support conditional logic — for example, including a specific clause only when the matter type is commercial litigation or when the client is a limited company.
Eliminate copy-paste errors and inconsistent formatting with automated document assembly — see SwiftCase in action.
