Word Add-in
Judicio for Word puts the full drafting-and-review toolkit inside Microsoft Word — on Windows, Mac, and Word on the web. Every AI edit lands as a native tracked change you accept or reject, and every answer is grounded in the document in front of you.
- Install: pending Microsoft AppSource verification (search "Judicio" in Word's add-in store once the listing is live)
- Sign in: your existing Judicio account (with a pairing-code fallback)
- What you get: drafting, rewriting, redlining, playbook review, document Q&A, legal research with footnotes, benchmarking, translation, anonymisation, and more — about twenty panels
- Credits: actions charge your normal Judicio credit balance — the fixed costs are listed below, and the pane shows what each run charged
Coming to AppSource
Judicio for Word is completing Microsoft AppSource verification. Once it is live:
- In Word, go to Home → Add-ins (in older Word versions: Insert → Get Add-ins).
- Choose Store (or More Add-ins) and search for "Judicio".
- Click Add. A Judicio group appears on the ribbon with an Open Judicio button.
- Click Open Judicio to open the task pane.
The same listing will work in Word for Windows, Word for Mac, and Word on the web. Until then, use the Judicio web app at app.judicio.ai.
Sign in
- Open the task pane and click Sign in. A Judicio sign-in window opens.
- Sign in with your existing Judicio account (the same one you use at app.judicio.ai).
- The pane unlocks and shows your credit balance in the header.
If the sign-in window doesn't complete (pairing code)
Some environments — Word on the web and certain Mac setups — block the sign-in window from finishing. Use the pairing fallback:
- In the task pane, choose Use a pairing code instead. The pane displays a short code (letters and digits, e.g.
ABCD-2345— dashes and spaces don't matter) and a link to the pairing page. - Click the link — it opens app.judicio.ai/settings/add-ins/pair in your browser with the code already filled in (sign in if prompted). Or go there yourself and type the code.
- Confirm the code. The task pane signs itself in within a few seconds.
The code expires after five minutes; just request a new one if it does.
What's in the pane
The home menu groups the tools; each opens its own panel. Names below are as they appear in the pane.
Draft and rewrite
| Panel | What it does |
|---|---|
| Draft from prompt | Generate a clause or a full agreement from a plain-language brief — starting blank or from one of your drafting templates — inserted at your cursor |
| Rewrite selection | Rewrite the selected text — stronger, softer, shorter, or plain English |
| Explain this clause | Plain-English explanation of the selected clause, with a risk note |
Review and redline
| Panel | What it does |
|---|---|
| AI redline selection | Tracked-changes edits on the selected clause |
| Whole-document redline | A full-document redline applied as native tracked changes |
| Playbook review | Check the document against one of your review templates (playbooks) — deviations and missing clauses, flagged in place |
| Detect untracked edits | Compare the open document against a prior version and surface every unmarked change as a redline |
| Summarize edits | Turn the document's tracked changes into a negotiation memo |
Ask and research
| Panel | What it does |
|---|---|
| Document Q&A | Chat about the open contract, with citations back into the text |
| Legal research | Research the law and insert authorities as footnotes with verifiable citations |
| Compare to market | Benchmark a clause against a market corpus of comparable clauses |
| Find firm precedent | Retrieve your firm's own exemplar clauses for the point you're drafting |
| Triple-grounded citations | Ground a proposition against firm knowledge, market practice, and the law — with confidence levels |
Language and hygiene
| Panel | What it does |
|---|---|
| Translate | Translate the document or a selection, preserving formatting |
| Anonymize / redact | Find personal data and redact it under Track Changes |
| Structure check | Defined terms, cross-references, and numbering issues — free |
Library and templates
| Panel | What it does |
|---|---|
| Convert to template | Turn the open document into a reusable, placeholdered drafting template |
| Save to Judicio | Upload the document back to your File Library |
| Deal set review | Review a set of related contracts together, cross-document |
Credits
Word-specific actions have fixed costs:
| Action | Credits |
|---|---|
| Rewrite selection | 2 |
| Explain this clause | 2 |
| Summarize edits | 2 |
| Anonymize / redact | 4 |
| Proofread pass (optional add-on) | 4 |
| Find firm precedent | 4 |
| Triple-grounded citations | 5 |
| Detect untracked edits (compare versions) | 5 |
| Compare to market | 6 |
| Convert to template | 6 |
| AI redline (selection or whole document) | 10 |
| Deep redline (thorough mode) | 25 |
| Structure check | Free |
Deep redline runs on Judicio's most advanced AI reasoning (Deep Mode) and is available on the Professional and Organisation plans; on Starter the option is locked. See Subscription Plans.
The remaining panels — Draft from prompt, Document Q&A, Playbook review, Translate, Legal research, and Deal set review — run through the same features as the web app and are billed at those features' standard rates. See Credits Explained.
Your organisation's admin may have adjusted individual prices; the pane shows the amount actually charged after each run.
Troubleshooting
- The add-in doesn't appear in the store. Your Microsoft 365 admin may restrict store add-ins. Ask them to allow Judicio or deploy it centrally (Microsoft 365 admin center → Integrated Apps).
- Sign-in window opens and nothing happens. Use the pairing code instead.
- "No active seat" after signing in. Your account exists but isn't on an active Judicio plan or seat — see Team Management or contact your admin.
- A panel says it needs a workspace folder. Some panels (Q&A, Playbook review, Translate) stage the document in your File Library first; if your deployment hasn't configured the staging folder, the panel explains this instead of running. Contact support if you see it in production.