Firm Template Conversion
The fastest path to revenue is not asking a law firm to trust a new template. It is converting the template the firm already trusts into a faster, source-linked workflow.
Template intake
The firm sends a redacted DOCX, preferred caption style, required clauses, and examples of common factual variations.
Workflow mapping
CaseCraft maps every variable field to a structured intake question and identifies facts that require attorney verification.
Draft assembly
The workflow generates an editable first draft while preserving firm language, section order, and review checkpoints.
Attorney validation
The firm tests fictional or redacted facts, edits the output, and approves the workflow before using it on matters.
Good conversion candidates.
Not the first fit.
Why the pilot starts free but still measures real workflow value.
Template conversion is where CaseCraft creates firm-specific value. During the founding pilot, the goal is not to charge immediately. The goal is to learn whether attorneys actually trust the converted template, intake map, source map, and review cycle enough to keep using them.
Free testing before billing
A founding firm can test the platform broadly with fictional or redacted facts. If the workflow proves useful, continuation can be priced later at a small-firm-friendly monthly rate.
Bring one template. Test the platform.
The pilot starts with one primary FLSA or employment complaint template so onboarding stays focused, while the firm can still test intake, draft output, source mapping, DOCX export, and feedback loops.
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Firms usually decide on conversion only after they understand the pilot terms, the first employment workflow, and the underlying FLSA drafting use case.