“We have noted the proposed Friday at 6:00 pm handover.”
“We will send the revised proposal to the other party before Thursday’s conference.”
The Drafting Room
From the matter.
Into the work.
Prepare from the matter. Check the sources. Refine the result.
Harbour · A working example
A revised parenting proposal.
A conference on Thursday.
A bank statement still to come.
The fileThe draftYour direction
Work you can inspect
Prepare. Question. Refine.
Compare the earlier draft with Alex’s new instruction, then revise and save your version.
- 01Assignment
- 02Preparation
- 03Independent review
- 04Your correction
- 05Saved to matter
01 / Assignment
What needs preparing?
Prepare a reply to Alex about the revised proposal and Thursday’s conference. Keep it as an internal working draft.
02 / Preparation
Reply to Alex
This version predates Alex’s 9:14 am email. Review the changed handover time and the new instruction to keep the proposal internal.
Edit the text directly. Your words stay as written.
Earlier working version loaded.
03 / Independent review
The source changes the draft.
Scripted comparison with Alex’s latest email. This demo does not check your edits.
- 01
Use the latest proposed time.
The earlier version carries 6:00 pm. Alex’s 9:14 am email proposes 5:00 pm. Agreement is not established.
- 02
Preserve the new internal hold.
The earlier version anticipates sending the proposal. Alex’s new instruction is to review it together first.
04 / Your correction
Apply the client’s latest direction.
Change 6:00 pm to the proposed 5:00 pm. Keep the proposal internal until Thursday’s review.
Replaces those two sample passages. Other edits stay as written.
Compare the earlier and updated versions
Before the 9:14 am email
Your updated version
Saves a copy inside this demonstration. The missing bank statement stays open.
05 / Saved to matter
Harbour / Drafts
Your saved version and its supporting sources are together in this page.
Read saved version
The download is a fictional text document. Your practice account is not connected.
Choose an assignment to begin.
Fictional demonstration. Nothing is sent, filed or scheduled. Resets when you reload.
The wider workspace
Give the work a starting point.
Explore correspondence, preparation and legal documents. Available workflows are confirmed for your practice during early access.
The 9:14 am change
“We have noted the proposed Friday at 5:00 pm handover.”
“The revised proposal will stay internal until we review it together at Thursday’s 10:00 am conference.”
Fictional draft excerpts. The proposed time changes; agreement is still unestablished and the latest bank statement remains outstanding.
The next reply.
Replies, letters and follow-ups prepared around the matter’s sources and your direction.
The meeting behind the date.
Conference briefs, status reports, attendance notes and internal memoranda.
Structure for the next document.
Pleadings, applications and affidavit preparation within the wider drafting workflow.
A record you can follow.
Chronologies and financial-disclosure organization, with source material and outstanding gaps in view.
Room for another look.
Review of supporting material, assumptions and proposed wording before counsel directs the result.
Drafting, in detail
From preparation
to your direction.
Is this example using live AI?
No. Preparing and reviewing the two samples follows a scripted path. You can edit the document directly, but the demonstration does not interpret or independently assess your freeform text.
What happens when I save the draft?
A copy is saved to the Harbour example in this page, with a version number and links to the supporting sources. You can download it as a fictional text document. It resets on reload and does not carry into another page or the NISI app.
Does reviewing the draft resolve the missing disclosure?
No. The latest bank statement remains outstanding. A revised proposal, a reviewed draft and a received document are different parts of the matter.