One drafting workspace for every client engagement
Fractional and outside counsel don't draft one NDA — they draft the same handful of commercial documents dozens of times, for dozens of clients, each with its own house terms. Gixo prepares a structured first draft from the parties, terms, and posture you set, so the billable hour goes to negotiation and judgment, not retyping a template.
Gixo's AI legal drafting tool for fractional general counsel is a drafting workspace built around the reality of a multi-client practice: repeatable commercial document types, a consistent clause structure across engagements, and a posture setting (balanced, or favoring one party) so the same NDA or MSA can be pulled toward a different client's house position without starting over. It does not replace your judgment on any engagement — every draft is a starting point for the review and negotiation you were already going to do, not a substitute for it.
What changes when you draft for five clients instead of one company?
The job is not to ask AI for a legal answer. The job is to prepare a draft or artifact that a qualified reviewer can actually work with.
Draft NDAs, MSAs, SOWs, and consulting agreements from a consistent structure each time, instead of hunting through old files for "the one I did for a client like this."
Set a balanced starting point, or lean the draft toward whichever party your client is this time — the same clause library, a different negotiating stance.
Before review, Gixo Lex runs a draft analysis pass: a clause inventory, missing-clause coverage, defined-term consistency, cross-reference validation, and execution-readiness checks, so reviewers start from a cleaner draft instead of hunting for gaps.
Upload a client's existing paper as reference so a new draft starts closer to the language they already use, instead of your firm's generic default.
Comments, review state, assignees, due dates, versions, and exports stay attached to the same document.
Time saved on the first draft is time spent on negotiation, risk calls, and the parts of the engagement only you can do.
How does a multi-client drafting workflow actually run?
Start with the document type — NDA, MSA, SOW, consulting agreement, or another supported kind — and whether this client needs a balanced draft or one favoring their side.
Capture the actual commercial terms for this engagement. Governing law and venue are free text, so the same workflow works regardless of which jurisdiction a given client sits in.
Anchor the new draft to a client's existing house terms instead of a one-size-fits-all default.
Resolve anything the draft-analysis pass flagged, apply your own judgment, and export when it's ready for this client's signature process.
What does Gixo's fractional-counsel drafting workspace include?
| Capability | Gixo |
|---|---|
| Main job | Drafting workspace, one login across every client engagement |
| Structured first drafts | Yes |
| Posture options per draft | Balanced, or favoring one party |
| Jurisdiction handling | Free-text governing law and venue — no fixed country list |
| Reference-file use (per-client house terms) | Yes |
| Missing-clause and structural checks | Before review, Gixo Lex runs a draft analysis pass: a clause inventory, missing-clause coverage, defined-term consistency, cross-reference validation, and execution-readiness checks, so reviewers start from a cleaner draft instead of hunting for gaps. |
| Seats for a small practice | Multi-seat plans available if you bring on support |
| Export | PDF, DOCX, HTML, and TXT |
| Replaces your judgment on an engagement? | No — prepares the first draft, you still own the advice |