We've introduced the new Atlas Editor, an AI-first way to draft, edit, review and format your documents in Lawpath. The classic editor is still available whenever you need it. Here's what's the same and what's new.
Main features:
Three ways to start. You can begin from a Lawpath-verified template, have Atlas draft a document from a plain-English description, or upload your own PDF or Word file.
AI edits made directly in the document. Tell Atlas what you want changed and it edits the text itself, showing each change as a tracked suggestion you can accept or reject.
Insights and risks next to the clause they relate to. Risks are flagged at the exact clause, with a suggested fix alongside, rather than in a separate list.
Uploaded documents you can review and edit. Once reviewed, an uploaded document becomes editable, so you can act on the feedback straight away.
Updated formatting tools. The toolbar covers fonts, styling, numbering, alignment and indentation, and you can press Tab to indent clauses.
At a glance
| Classic editor | Atlas Editor |
Starting a document | Choose a template and answer a questionnaire | Three ways: start from a Lawpath-verified template, describe what you need in plain English and let Atlas draft it, or upload your own document (PDF or Word) |
Editing | Fill in set fields and edit in-line | Fill in set fields and edit in-line |
Making changes with AI | AI suggests changes, which you then apply yourself | Tell Atlas what you want and it makes the change in the document, shown as tracked suggestions you can accept or reject |
Formatting | Toolbar with font styling, numbering, indentation and tables | Toolbar with fonts, font styling, numbering, alignment and indentation. Press Tab to indent clauses |
Insights and risks | Listed separately from the document | Shown inside the document, pinpointed to the exact clause, with suggested fixes |
Reviewing an uploaded document | Reviewed separately, after the document is complete | Reviewed and made editable, so you can act on the feedback straight away |
eSign | Available | Available (unchanged) |
Headers, footers and letterhead | Available | Not available yet. Use the classic editor if you need these |
Collaboration and sharing | Available | Not available yet |
Version history | Available | Not available yet |
Good to know
You can choose either editor. When you start a new document, you'll open the Atlas Editor by default. To use the classic editor instead, select the classic editor link.
Your existing documents are unchanged. Documents created before the Atlas Editor launched stay in the classic editor, exactly as they were.
Atlas uses Atlas credits. Free plans include 15 Atlas credits, shared across Atlas chat and the Atlas Editor. Paid plans include unlimited Atlas credits.