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Add-ins

Judicio comes to where you already work. Three add-ins bring drafting, review, research, and filing into Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook, and Gmail — powered by the same account, credits, and matters as the web app.

At a glance
  • Word add-in — draft, rewrite, redline in native Track Changes, run playbook reviews, ask questions, and research with citations, inside your document
  • Outlook add-in — summarise emails, extract deadlines, draft replies, file to matters, and get an optional compliance check when you hit Send
  • Gmail add-in — the same email actions as cards in Gmail, plus "Draft with Judicio" when composing
  • Free to install once the listings complete AppSource and Google Workspace Marketplace verification
  • Requires a Judicio subscription — you sign in with your existing account; the add-ins do not create new accounts

Who can use them​

Anyone can install the add-ins from the stores, but every feature is unlocked by signing in with an existing Judicio account that has an active seat. If you don't have a seat, the add-in will tell you to contact your organisation's admin — see Team Management.

Actions in the add-ins draw from the same credit balance as the web app. Each guide below lists what its actions cost, and Credits Explained covers how credits work.

How the add-ins connect (in plain terms)​

Each add-in uses up to three separate connections, so you get value from the first minute without granting broad access:

  1. The open document or email — automatic. The add-in reads what you have open through Word, Outlook, or Gmail itself. No setup, no consent screens, and nothing beyond the open item is read.
  2. Your Judicio sign-in — required. Signing in connects the add-in to your account, matters, and credits. This is the only step you must complete, and each guide covers it (including a pairing-code fallback for environments that block sign-in pop-ups).
  3. Your mailbox — optional. A few email features (full-thread summaries, syncing deadlines to your calendar) need to read more than the open message. The add-in asks for this only when you use one of those features, and you can decline or disconnect at any time — everything else keeps working.
Coming to the stores

The add-ins are completing Microsoft AppSource and Google Workspace Marketplace verification. Once they are live, install from the store, sign in, and go. Organisations that prefer central rollout can deploy the same listings to everyone — Microsoft 365 admins via Integrated Apps, Google Workspace admins via the Admin console.

The guides​

  • Word add-in — pending AppSource verification; panels and credit costs.
  • Outlook add-in — pending AppSource verification; email actions, calendar sync, and the on-send compliance check.
  • Gmail add-in — pending Google Workspace Marketplace verification; card-based actions and the manual pre-send check.
  • On-send compliance policy — for org admins: configure what gets checked before your team's emails are sent.