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Getting Help & Support

Help in DraftyAI is built around the way you work — the path from client to matter to outline to draft to review to export — plus the account questions that come with running a firm. When you get stuck on a stage, you don't go hunting through a tool catalog. You ask where you are, and the answer meets you there.

This page covers the three ways to get unstuck: the in-app Help Center, the Sage support assistant, and reaching a human on the DraftyAI team.

The in-app Help Center

DraftyAI carries contextual help inside the app, so you can get guidance without leaving the matter you're working. Open it to:

  • See an overview of the stage you're on
  • Read step-by-step walkthroughs for multi-step work
  • Browse common questions for that part of the workflow
  • Follow links to the detailed guides

The Help Center is organized around the workflow, not a roster of tools. It covers each stage of a matter — working with clients, opening and organizing matters, building the case outline, drafting the document, reviewing and editing with citation checks, and exporting your filing — alongside the account topics you'll reach for: plans and billing, seats and usage, and security and privacy.

That mirrors how the product itself works. You never pick a "tool" from a menu — you take one action at each stage and DraftyAI routes your matter to the right flow behind the scenes. The help follows the same shape: find the stage you're on, and the guidance for it is there.

Sage: your in-app support assistant

Sage is an AI support assistant available directly in DraftyAI. Start a conversation from the in-app chat and describe what you're trying to do.

Sage is built to answer how-to, product, account, and billing questions and to help you troubleshoot. It hands off to a human for anything sensitive. It does not provide legal advice, and it is designed not to take actions on your account or to access another firm's data.

A few things worth knowing about what Sage is for:

  • It explains the workflow, not your case strategy. Ask it how a stage works — how the outline seeds the draft, why a citation is flagged for review, how a matter is charged. It will not tell you how to win a filing; that judgment is yours.
  • It points you to the right stage. If you're unsure where something happens — where to link client files, where drafts that need review show up, where to export the .docx — Sage can orient you.
  • It escalates anything sensitive. For account changes or anything it can't resolve, Sage hands off to a person rather than guessing.

Reaching a human

When you need a person on the DraftyAI team, there are two paths:

  • In-app escalation — from the chat, ask to be escalated to a support specialist. This keeps the conversation and context together.
  • Email — write to support@draftyai.com for product, how-to, account, or billing help.

When you contact support, have your account email and a brief description of the issue ready. If it concerns a specific matter, naming the matter and the stage you're on — outline, draft, review, or export — helps the team get to an answer faster.

Partnerships and business inquiries

Support and partnership questions go to different inboxes:

Sending each to the right place gets you to the right team sooner.

Where to start

Start in the Help Center for the stage you're working — it's matched to where you are in the matter. If that doesn't answer your question, open Sage and describe what you're trying to do. For anything sensitive or unresolved, escalate to a human or email support@draftyai.com.

DraftyAI accelerates drafting; it is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. You review, edit, and are solely responsible for every document you file.