A practice-management platform with drafting bolted on
SingleCase's centre of gravity is running the firm: matter and client management with conflict checking across every case, contact, document and email; task and calendar sync with Outlook; time entries auto-suggested from emails, documents and meetings; budget alerts at 50/75/90% thresholds; and invoicing with real-time work-in-progress and realization analytics. On the operational side, that is a genuinely full practice-management product.
AI drafting sits alongside that core as SingleDraft, a Microsoft Word plugin offering clause and knowledge-base search plus automated compliance and document review checks. It is a real feature, but it reads as an assistant bolted onto a practice-management platform, not a jurisdiction-aware legal-research-and-drafting engine built as the product's core, which is what HAQQ is.



