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With Woodpecker, quickly and accurately fill out Word-based legal documents from fee agreements to discovery requests to trusts and wills.
Get StartedWith Woodpecker’s Word add-in, you’ll save tons of time on legal document drafting. Instantly populate simple or complex documents, saving countless hours each week.
One thing is clear: most small and solo law firms still wrestle with Word to create legal documents.
So Woodpecker set out to simplify Word document assembly by building a Word add-in that automates legal document creation within your existing processes and workflows. you wont even have to spend time learning new software.
“It used to take my team a month to get documents to clients, now they can open & close a case within a week, two at the most!”
Lindsey Richard, Founding Partner, Lindsey Richard LLC
With IF/THEN statements, Drop-Down menus, and Formula Fields, you can create one smart Word template that wil build any version of the document you need.
When you need to make an update, you’ve only got one template to change!
Woodpecker works seamlessly with the tools you’re already using. Connect to thousands of your favorite apps and services via Zapier, or connect with Woodpecker programmatically with our robust API.
“I signed up only four days ago, but it already makes me smile. Woodpecker is intuitive, easy to use, and if Integration is not available directly, then we can use Zapier.”
Dustin Webber, Partner, Indigo Legal Solutions, PLLC
Use web-based questionnaires to capture data and automatically populate your Word templates.
Scale your volume of work efficiently and have time to focus on far more important things.
Spend more time with your clients. Delivery higher quality services. Do more of what you love to do.
“I really appreciate the thought that has gone into the program and I wish I had known about it 6 months ago when I wasted a week on trying to make Word do what I did not have the programming skills to make it do.”
Martin Bartfeld QC, Family Law