Legal AI inside the tool where drafting already happens.
Word is where most drafting, reviewing, and redlining still happens. A Quillio Word add-in is in development; today, Quillio works with Word via file upload.
Quillio is building a direct Word add-in — here is what it will do when available, and what you can do today. Status: coming soon. Today, lawyers can upload a .docx file from Word into Quillio, run document review, redline analysis, drafting, or research, and paste the AI output back into Word. The direct Word add-in will bring Quillio into a side panel in Word so the review happens without leaving the document.
Quillio inside Microsoft Word
The Quillio Word add-in will put a side panel into Microsoft Word with the core Quillio capabilities (review, draft, research, redline) applied to whatever document is open. Selected text can be sent to Quillio; the AI output can be inserted or tracked as a change. Today the same workflow runs through Quillio in a browser — upload the .docx, get the output, paste back.
What you can do
Document review on the open file
Run a risk and clarity review on the Word document currently open. Today via upload; add-in panel planned.
Redline analysis
Compare two versions of a Word document (yours and the counterparty's) and get a plain-English summary of the tracked changes.
Drafting in place
Select a paragraph and ask Quillio to refine, expand, or rewrite it. Insert the AI version back as a tracked change.
Research alongside the draft
Ask a research question from inside the document — Quillio understands what the document is about and scopes the answer accordingly.
Plain-English client version
Generate a plain-English client-facing version of a legal document without leaving Word.
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Use Quillio standalone today
Upload the .docx file to Quillio, run the AI workflow, copy the output back into Word.
Register interest in the Word add-in
Tell us a Word add-in matters for your firm so we can prioritise it.
Install the add-in at launch
Install from the Microsoft AppSource store when the Word add-in ships. Single sign-on with your Quillio account.
Data flow and security
Data flow
Today, .docx files are uploaded to Quillio manually. Processing happens on Quillio's Australian-hosted infrastructure. When the Word add-in ships, document text and selections will flow from Word to Quillio over an authenticated, encrypted connection, with AI outputs returned to the Word panel for insert or comment.
Security
Microsoft Corporation holds SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and a broad set of enterprise certifications for Microsoft 365 and Word. Quillio holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 on Australian-hosted infrastructure. The planned add-in will use Microsoft's standard add-in authentication flow and TLS for data in transit.
Microsoft Word integration FAQs
Is the Word add-in live today?
No — it is in active development. You can still use Quillio with Word today by uploading .docx files.
Will the add-in work on Word for Mac and Word Online?
Yes. The planned add-in uses the modern Microsoft 365 add-in platform, which supports Word for Windows, Word for Mac, and Word Online.
Will the add-in support track changes?
Yes. AI edits can be inserted as tracked changes so you retain full review control over what Quillio suggests.
Where is document data processed?
On Quillio's Australian-hosted infrastructure. Word document data stays on Australian soil during AI processing.
Will the add-in work inside Microsoft 365 for my firm?
Yes. The add-in will install through Microsoft AppSource and can be deployed by your IT admin to the whole firm.
Will it cost extra?
No. The Word add-in will be included in standard Quillio per-user pricing when it ships.
Connect Microsoft Word and try it.
Word is the drafting tool for almost every AU firm. You can get Quillio value today by uploading .docx files; when the add-in ships, it becomes a side panel. Start the free trial on a document you are drafting now, and we will notify you when the Word add-in is available.
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