Gixo legal drafting guide
Start with the parties, terms, governing law, and reference files. Gixo builds a structured legal first draft that counsel can review clause by clause.
Drafting a legal document with Gixo takes six steps: choose the document type, upload reference agreements, fill in parties and terms, set the governing law, generate the draft, then export it after counsel has reviewed it. Gixo Lex covers 23 first-class draft workflows — guided confidentiality/IP, services, corporate/equity, employment, real-estate, finance, and general legal documents, including custom drafting — supports agreements with up to 10 parties in distinct roles, and exports in PDF, DOCX, HTML, and TXT. Before review, a draft analysis pass runs five deterministic checks (clause inventory, missing-clause coverage, defined-term consistency, cross-reference validation, and execution readiness), and deterministic checks warn when a supported statutory draft covers fewer than 80% of its catalogued mandatory clauses. Lex plans run $29–$229 per seat per month with a 14-day no-card trial. Gixo helps prepare regulated work. It does not provide legal advice, certify compliance, or replace professional review.
What does Gixo Lex support when drafting a legal document?
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| Specification | What Gixo Lex does |
|---|---|
| First-class draft workflows | 23 on the main create flow: guided confidentiality/IP, services, corporate/equity, employment, real-estate, finance, and general legal documents, including custom drafting |
| Parties per agreement | Up to 10, each with entity details, representatives, and a distinct role |
| Governing law | Chosen per draft; clause wording and structure follow the selected jurisdiction's conventions |
| Reference material | Upload existing agreements, precedents, and templates; the draft mirrors their clause structure and defined terms |
| Draft analysis checks | 5 deterministic passes: clause inventory, missing-clause coverage, defined-term consistency, cross-reference validation, execution readiness |
| Statutory clause warning | Warns when a supported statutory draft covers fewer than 80% of its catalogued mandatory clauses |
| Compliance work product | checklists, evidence matrices, working papers, filing support notes, and policy drafts, across 5 execution modes |
| Editing granularity | Clause by clause — rewrite, rephrase, or rescope one clause without touching the rest |
| Export formats | PDF, DOCX, HTML, and TXT |
| Clause-level source provenance | Not shown. Reviewers verify authority and supporting facts independently |
| Legal advice or compliance certification | Not provided. Lex prepares drafts for a qualified reviewer |
| Plans | $29 Solo Pilot (support-routed), $99 Solo, $149 Small Firm, $179 Growing Firm, $229 Marketplace — per seat, per month |
| Trial | 14 days, no card required |
How It Works
Six steps from document type selection to a finished, export-ready legal draft.
Select from contracts, agreements, NDAs, employment documents, terms of service, and other legal document types. Each type loads a tailored intake form and clause structure.
Upload existing agreements, precedent documents, or templates as references. The AI analyzes their structure, clause patterns, and language to inform the draft it produces.
Fill in party details, key terms, obligations, and special requirements. This makes sure the important parts are captured before drafting starts.
Choose the governing law so the AI uses the right legal conventions, wording, and structure for that system.
Gixo creates a structured legal first draft with numbered sections and clause scaffolding. Reviewers can then refine language clause by clause.
Export the review-ready draft once counsel has checked the wording, structure, and governing context.