Yes. Will writing software often has built in controls, additional features (such as mental capacity assessments) and automations that support drafters in creating more accurate and robust documents the first time around. Helping to protect the drafter and organisation. It also helps to keep data (and documents) secure, whilst also supporting business continuity as users can draft from home if required. The use of precedent banks, that are monitored by internal Solicitors and a Legal Advisory Board, help organisations stay abreast of changes in the law. The consistent wording used, in precedents, commentary and cover sheets, also help to streamline and enhance the peer review process.