The fall has set in and the temperate here in NYC has turned a bit cooler. The last several months have been very busy at DraftCheck. As you may be aware, we’ve continued to update and refine the product in meaningful ways. Cross-Checks and Document Mapping were improved to accommodate for more common drafting errors…
DraftCheck version update! (www.draftcheck.io) Free 30 day trial! Version 2.8.1 of DraftCheck is now live! This is a small update, as we found some minor issues with the cross-reference linking across multiple documents in conversions from arabic to roman numerals within unidentified paragraphs (yes that was a mouthful). Essentially, if you state in a paragraph…”reference…
DraftCheck version update! (www.draftcheck.io) Free 30 day trial! Version 2.8 of DraftCheck is now live! This is more of a refinement/maintenance release, with bigger things cooking in the background. In this version you will see better cross-reference mapping in the document as well as some improved arabic/roman numeral identification. If DraftCheck is already installed, whether…
About a month ago, the U.S. Supreme Court made a mistake that has happened to soo many attorneys, just not as publicly. Specifically…..they forgot to remove all the metadata before they published. In the metadata, there were hidden comments, and redlines, and regardless of whether you think the opinion issued was good or not, that…
It’s Monday and we’re bringing you another update to Draftcheck’s Google Chrome Extension for Google Docs. Version 1.4.3 brings a variety of updates, but the biggest change is to accommodate Google Doc’s UI. Now the navigation bars for Google Docs shift to the left and our extension loads along side, making all features and functionality…
We’re proud to announce that Version 1.3.1 of our Google Chrome Extension has been released! DraftCheck users spoke and we listened. Initial users of the Chrome Extension indicated that they were uncomfortable granting access to their entire Google Drive. Some functionality requires this (like the file picker). However, you don’t have to grant that access…