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# Why?

### Why use Draft New Text?

Use Draft New Text to quickly create new clauses or sections that match your document’s formatting and structure. It also considers the full context of your document, ensuring the generated text fits seamlessly.

✅ **When you *****should***** use it:**

* **To speed up your drafting process**\
  No need to write clauses from scratch. Just describe what you need, and the AI will generate a tailored version for your document.
* **To keep working inside Word**\
  Everything happens directly in your Word document, so there’s no need to switch between tools or copy and paste from templates.
* **To generate content that fits your document**\
  The module analyses your document’s structure and layout, so the new content fits seamlessly in terms of formatting and style.
* **To experiment quickly and in a safe environment**\
  Try out different phrasings, adjust tone, or explore alternatives by generating multiple versions of the same clause.
* **To enrich your input with supporting documents**\
  Upload background documents such as emails, Excel sheets or slides, to help the AI draft more informed and relevant text.

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❌ **When you *****shouldn’t***** use it:**

* **If you want to draft an entire document in one go**\
  The AI performs best at the clause or paragraph level. Full-document drafting often results in lower quality and longer generation times.
* **If your document has messy formatting**\
  The layout engine relies on consistent styles and numbering. Poorly formatted documents may lead to unexpected results.


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