Install Clio Draft Template Builder Add-in

The Clio Draft Template Builder add-in for Microsoft Word is an integration that makes it easy to create, save, and edit templates directly in Microsoft Word. You can set up these templates with placeholder text for specific data and conditional logic that adds or remove clauses thereby automating much of the drafting process by using relevant Clio information to draft legal documents applicable to specific matters and/or contacts.

The Clio Draft Template Builder add-in is compatible with Microsoft Office 2016 or later versions and can only be used on the desktop versions of Microsoft Word (Windows and Mac).

Important: If your firm has moved to Clio for Word, refer to Clio for Word Template Builder. The Clio for Word Template Builder offers AI-assistance template building, Vincent AI drafting, and ongoing feature development.

Install the add-in

Note: If your firm has not yet moved to the Clio for Word Template Builder and you are a new user to the firm, you can still download and install the Clio for Word Template Builder from the Microsoft add-ins store from within your Microsoft Word desktop application.
  1. Open a blank Microsoft Word document.
  2. In the Home ribbon, click Add-ins.
  3. Use the search bar to search for Clio Draft.
  4. Click Add for the Clio Draft Template Builder add-in.
  5. Follow the prompts to install the add-in.

 

Log in to the add-in

To connect the add-in to your Clio Draft account:

  1. In the Home ribbon, click Clio Draft Template Builder to open the add-in panel.
  2. Sign in to the add-in using your Clio Draft login credentials.

 

Uninstall the add-in

  1. Open a blank Microsoft Word document.
  2. In the Home ribbon, click Add-ins, and then click More Add-ins.
  3. At the top, click My Add-ins.
  4. Find the Clio Draft Template Builder add-in.
  5. Click the three dots and then select Remove.

 

Next steps

After installing and logging in, you can start creating templates. Creating templates is a process that involves drafting the generic document, the creating the rules and conditions designed to add scenario-specific information to the document during the drafting process.

 

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