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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 from the public stores (AppSource and the Google Workspace Marketplace)
  • 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.
Install is self-serve

You don't need your IT team to start: install from the store, sign in, and go. Organisations that prefer central rollout can deploy the same store listings to everyone — Microsoft 365 admins via Integrated Apps, Google Workspace admins via the Admin console.

The guides​

  • Word add-in — install from AppSource, sign in, and a tour of every panel with credit costs.
  • Outlook add-in — install from AppSource, email actions, calendar sync, and what the on-send compliance check looks like.
  • Gmail add-in — install from the Google Workspace Marketplace, the 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.