Gavel Exec

What is Gavel Exec?

Gavel Exec is an AI tool built for lawyers and legal teams. It works inside Microsoft Word and online, so you can review, redline, and draft contracts without switching tools. You start with 25 free queries per user and can collaborate in a shared Workspace during the free trial. After that, you get 1,000 completions for $160 per month per user.

To use it, you open a contract in Word or online and run a first-pass review. The tool applies your standards, highlights key issues, and suggests redlines and comments. You can also draft clauses from scratch or rewrite them to match your preferred fallback positions. It benchmarks terms against market data to flag off-market positions, and you can use built-in or custom playbooks to keep positions consistent across matters.

Gavel Workflows, a separate feature, turns intake answers into finished Word documents and PDFs automatically. You build an intake form, collect client information, and generate documents. It supports conditional logic and calculations, so documents adapt to each client. Gavel is SOC 2 Type II certified, uses AES-256 encryption, and has a Zero Data Retention policy. It is trusted by 2,000+ law firms and legal teams.

Gavel Exec features

• First-pass review: Generates a review that applies your standards and highlights key issues in contracts.
• Draft and rewrite clauses: Drafts from scratch or rewrites clauses to match your preferred fallback positions.
• Redlines in Word: Creates suggested redlines and negotiation-ready comments directly in Microsoft Word.
• Market benchmarking: Compares clause language to market data to flag off-market positions.
• Workflow automation: Turns intake answers into complete legal documents up to 90% faster.

What you can do with Gavel Exec

• Review commercial contracts in Word without switching tools.
• Draft and rewrite clauses to match your negotiation standards.
• Benchmark contract terms against market data to flag off-market positions.
• Automate document generation from client intake forms.

How to get started with Gavel Exec

1. Start with a free trial—no credit card required.
2. Open a contract in Word or online and run a first-pass review.
3. Use redlines, comments, and playbooks to finalize, or set up a workflow for intake automation.

Tips for better results with Gavel Exec

• Start by running a first-pass review on a sample contract to see how Gavel Exec applies your standards and highlights issues before using it on client work.
• Customize your playbooks in Gavel Exec to match your preferred fallback positions, so redlines and comments stay consistent across all your matters.
• Use Gavel Exec's market benchmarking to compare clause language against market data, then adjust your drafting to flag off-market positions early.
• Build an intake form in Gavel Workflows to collect client answers, then generate Word or PDF documents automatically to speed up repetitive drafting.
• During the free trial, test Gavel Exec's collaboration features in a shared Workspace with your team to see how it fits your review workflow.

Gavel Exec pricing

Gavel Exec has a free way to start, with paid plans for heavier use. Check gavel.io for current limits and prices.

What to check before you rely on Gavel Exec

• Check that your 25 free queries per user are enough for your trial testing, since the website does not state what happens after you use them all.
• Verify whether your firm's data policies align with Gavel's Zero Data Retention and AES-256 encryption, as the website does not detail data export options.
• Confirm that Gavel Exec works with your version of Microsoft Word and online environment, as the website does not list specific system requirements.
• Review the pricing page for any additional costs beyond the $160 per user per month, since the website does not state if there are setup or training fees.

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Gavel Exec FAQ

What does Gavel Exec do?

Gavel Exec helps lawyers review, redline, and draft contracts in Microsoft Word and online. It generates a first-pass review, suggests redlines and comments, and lets you draft or rewrite clauses without switching tools.

Is Gavel free to use?

Gavel offers a free trial with 25 free queries per user and no credit card required. After the trial, you get 1,000 completions for $160 per month per user. The website does not mention a permanent free plan.

Who is Gavel for?

Gavel is built for lawyers and legal teams. It is used by 2,000+ law firms and legal teams. The tool is designed by lawyers, for lawyers, so it fits contract review and document automation workflows in legal practice.

Is Gavel secure for legal documents?

Yes. Gavel Exec is SOC 2 Type II certified, uses AES-256 encryption, and has a Zero Data Retention policy contractually enforced. It also undergoes regular vulnerability testing by a third-party security company.

Does Gavel Exec export or integrate with other tools beyond Microsoft Word?

Gavel Exec works inside Microsoft Word and online, but the website does not mention any other integrations or export options. If you need to connect it to other software, check the pricing or demo pages for current details, or contact Gavel's support team directly.

What devices or platforms can I run Gavel Exec on?

Gavel Exec runs in Microsoft Word and online, so you can use it on any device that supports Word or a web browser, such as Windows, Mac, or tablets. The website does not list specific mobile apps or offline modes, so verify availability on your preferred device before relying on it.

Does the free plan of Gavel Exec include collaboration features?

Yes, the free trial includes 25 free queries per user and lets you collaborate in a shared Workspace during that trial period. After the trial, you move to the paid plan at $160 per user per month for 1,000 completions. The website does not specify if collaboration continues on the free tier beyond the trial.