Questions can now be “embedded” into the actual text of the document. Particularly towards legal users, this can facilitate a more direct interaction with the legal text.
An “inspection mode” is added, to inspect which conditions (do not) apply in complex documents.
Questions that are not associated with any clause, will now be colored orange in the design mode, to help find missing links.
Cards, questions and change-sets can now host “expression conditions” to enable the calculation of very complex conditions.
Refinements
Styling
MS Word styles can now receive a prefix (e.g., the firm’s abbreviation).
Users now have the option to disable the creation of title-styles for headings.
In addition to bullet-style, table-style and subparagraph-style, definition lists can now also be presented in a plain style (without any numbering, bullets, etc.)
Numbering
Page numbering can now start from any number, on a per-section basis.
Users can set the page numbers of TOC-pages to use romanette/roman style numbering.
Allow the user to configure the text used to refer to a range of clauses (e.g., “as set forth in clause 5 up to (but not including) clause 7”) for multi-clause cross-references.
Languages
Clauses can be forced to always show in a specific language, irrespective of the main language of the document.
Q&A
In a Q&A, documents can be dynamically configured to export to DOCX/PDF without any involvement of the ClauseBase server (to facilitate situations where absolutely no personal data can circulate).
New special functions
@clauselabel-singular and @clauselabel-plural returns the word (e.g., “article” or “section”) that is used by the styling to refer to a clause.