Find a precedent, issue it, and check it before it goes out.

Precedents are grouped by practice area, issued straight into a matter, and tracked from draft to execution.

1. 01

   Find a precedent by practice area

   Open Precedents from the sidebar. Every document is grouped by practice area, with a short description.

   Property5

   Contract of Sale

   VIC Prepared 12/03/2026 Check before use

   Standard residential contract, general conditions

   Issue

   Discretionary Trust Deed

   Prepared 04/06/2026

   Discretionary trust deed template

   Issue

   Section 32 Vendor Statement

   VIC Prepared 18/05/2026 Check before use

   Vendor disclosure statement for established properties

   Issue

   Commercial Lease Agreement

   NSW Prepared 02/07/2026

   Standard commercial lease with outgoings clause

   Issue

   Vendor Finance Loan Agreement

   Prepared 15/01/2026 Check before use

   Secured by caveat, standard interest terms

   Issue
2. 02

   Issue it straight into a matter

   One click issues the precedent into the matter you are working on, tracked from that first draft through to execution.

   Smith Family Trust

   Standard costs agreement

   Issue document
3. 03

   Give it a short brief for a starting draft

   The assistant can draft a subject and body to fill the issue form. This step is optional, and you review and edit before anything is sent.

   Draft with a brief

   Confirm settlement date and request signed authority

   SubjectSettlement date confirmation
4. 04

   Check it for a broken cross reference before it goes out

   Upload any Word document, not just from the library, and it is checked for cross references that point nowhere and defined terms that are declared but never used. Issues come back as comments in a marked up copy of your document.

   Cross reference check

   Clause 4.2 references "Schedule 3", which does not exist

   "the Guarantor" is defined but never used