Microsoft Word add-in · India & Singapore
Stet learns how your firm actually drafts — from your own executed documents — then checks every junior draft against it inside Word. Partners stop proofreading and start reviewing exceptions.
stet — proofreader's mark: let it stand.
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The problem
Mid-tier CA and boutique law practices run on leverage: juniors draft, partners review. But most of that review isn't judgement — it's confirming the indemnity cap matches house standard, the mandatory GST clause is present, the disclosure follows Schedule III.
It's mechanical, high-volume work billed at the highest rate in the building. And when it gets skipped under deadline pressure, one missing clause becomes a liability claim.
How it works
Point Stet at your past executed documents. It derives the house standard: preferred clauses, mandatory disclosures, the caps and carve-outs your firm actually accepts. A partner edits and approves it in plain language.
Before the draft goes upstairs, they click Review in the Word task pane. Seconds, not a queue.
Real tracked changes and real comments, anchored to the exact clause — not a summary in a chat window you have to translate back into the document.
They open a document where everything mechanical is already resolved, and only the judgement calls are left.
What's different
That assumption holds for a Fortune 500 legal department. It almost never holds for a fourteen-person practice — where the standard is real, but it lives in a partner's memory and a decade of precedent files.
Deriving the standard from your archive is the hard part, and it's where we start. It's also why onboarding takes days rather than a quarter of partner time.
GST notice replies, Form 3CD, Schedule III, CARO, ACRA and IRAS filings. The document types a US-first roadmap will not reach.
Every document reviewed sharpens your playbook. After a year it is your firm's institutional memory, written down for the first time.
Built for
ASMT-10 and GST notice replies, Form 3CD, Schedule III disclosures, CARO 2020 reporting, management representation letters.
LLP and partnership deeds, shareholder agreements, SEBI-facing disclosures, IBC filings, stamp-duty-sensitive drafting.
ACRA and IRAS filings, SFRS disclosure notes, employment contracts under the Employment Act, PDPA data clauses.
Pricing
Per-seat pricing punishes you for having a team. In India we charge the firm, not the head.
Larger firms and multi-office practices: talk to us. Singapore pricing shown net of Productivity Solutions Grant support, which defrays up to 50% of first-year cost for eligible law practices.
Questions we get
No — it's the normal case, and it's the reason Stet exists. We derive a first draft of your standard from documents you've already executed, then a partner corrects it. You end up with the written standard as a by-product.
Documents are processed with zero retention and per-firm isolation, hosted in-region. We can work under your NDA before any document is shared, and we're happy to be reviewed against your confidentiality obligations — including Bar Council of India Rule 15 duties.
Copilot's agent enforces a playbook you supply, is US-first, and requires a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence most mid-tier firms don't hold. Stet builds the playbook for you and is trained on Indian and Singaporean document types.
Word for Windows, Mac and the web, via the standard Office add-in framework. Nothing is installed on your network and no IT project is required.
Yes. The strongest fit is the advisory, tax-litigation and transaction side of a CA practice — the work drafted in Word rather than generated out of your practice software.
Early access
We're onboarding a small number of design-partner firms in India and Singapore. Send us twenty past documents under NDA and we'll show you your own house standard, written down — whether or not you go further with us.