Legal experts seldomly need to write special symbols — such as { } ~ § and | — in regular legal documents. In ClauseBase, however, these symbols are used to insert conditions and datafields. If you are using a Windows pc Belgian keyboard See a graphical layout of your keyboard on keyshort...

Introduction Shortcuts are one of the keys to productivity! Several buttons in ClauseBase have been assigned shortcuts. If you hover your mover over them and hold still for a second, your browser will show the shortcut in a small “tooltip” window. General shortcuts Ctrl-b — Go to “...

ClauseBase offers a wealth of features, both in the user interface and in its clause grammar. This can lead to situations where members of the same team would choose a different road to Rome, leading to confusion and potential errors. This style guide offers an overview of the rules of thumb th...

Rationale While ClauseBase nudges you into writing clauses that are as reusable as possible, there exist situations where you merely want to insert some static text — e.g., some boilerplate terms & conditions or product descriptions that never get changed. Similarly, while ClauseBase off...

The globo-panel contains several handy features for advanced users. You can access it by toggling the icon at the upper-right side of the screen (next to your username). Ask your administrator if this button is not visible, or if some of the sub-panels discussed below would happen to be invis...

This page contains a diverse set of "Did you know...?"-style tips & tricks, for users who want to upgrade their knowledge of ClauseBase. Navigating around You can (repeatedly) press Ctrl-i to cycle between the last 10 visited parts of the app — somewhat similar to pressing Alt+Tab in Wind...

ClauseBase provides many different ways to provide assistance towards the end-user, both in a Q&A and in the Assemble Document mode. Every clause, card, question and predefined answer can have an associated short comment. Such short comment will be displayed in a popup-balloon. Every clause ...