For professionals in England and Wales
Legal drafting. Simplified.
One platform. Every clause checked. Every rule cited.
Controls for your client records
Account access and a record of changes.
Two-factor sign-in
Available on every account.
Sessions that expire
Idle sessions sign out. One login for each person.
Firm-only records
Client records are scoped to your firm.
Changes recorded
Every change and override: who, when, why.
See how a flag
becomes your decision.
One fictional will: the flag, your decision, and the record kept on the file.
Worked example · Margaret’s will
Recording a decision on Margaret’s will









- Flag raised
Margaret Ellis, the client, is 81.
- Your judgement
Age or a recorded serious illness/capacity concern warrants considering a medical opinion alongside your own testamentary-capacity assessment. The Golden Rule is best-practice guidance, not a validity requirement; 70 is Azmora's screening threshold, not a legal age limit. Consider a suitably skilled practitioner and the urgency of the will; do not delay an urgent will unreasonably. Keep your assessment and reasons on file.
- Your decision
Accept risk, with the reason: “GP capacity opinion obtained on 3 November; letter on file.”
- On the file
Recorded with the solicitor’s name and the date. Anyone who opens the matter later sees who decided, when and why.
The Golden Rule: Kenward v Adams [1975]Professional review still required. Recording a decision does not approve the whole will or confirm that it has been validly executed.
More of your work.
One client record.
Several document types. Open any to see what it covers.
Your firm’s name
on every document.
Set your details once. Quote emails and cover sheets carry them, so every client sees one firm.
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What could your firm
save on drafting?
What could that mean for your firm? More time for client advice, room for another matter, or less work carried into the evening.
3 h
Azmora can save you £1,450 a month
Illustrative estimate. Assumes 65% less drafting time; values released hours at your rate, rather than guaranteed income or cash saved.
After paying for Azmora
- 11.7 drafting hours savedAt £134 an hour
- £1,568
- Azmora subscription
- £118
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Founding offer: £59 a month for each person
First 20 firms of up to 5 people. You agree to 12 months, billed monthly from day one. The price stays the same for those 12 months.
Starter
1 to 5 peopleEverything included, from your first login.
Pay each month, with no minimum term.
- Every document type, including LPAs and Probate
- Clauses traced to written rules, with risk checks before review
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Pay each month, with no minimum term.
Everything in Starter, plus
- A lower price for every person
- A named account contact
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Priced to your firm's size and matter volume.
Everything in Growing firms, plus
- Volume pricing for 26 or more people
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