Legito PowerUp 2026 What is New in Legito's Document Automation
AI should be doing more of the work for you.
In this session, Mark Settle showcases the latest innovations in Legito’s document automation capabilities, with a particular focus on how AI is reducing the effort required to build and maintain automated templates. From AI-powered Word Import to enhanced template authoring and more flexible conditional logic, these new features are designed to help teams automate documents faster and with less manual work.
The session demonstrates how organizations can simplify even complex document processes through smarter automation, improved governance, and a more intuitive authoring experience.
Key topics covered:
- AI-assisted Word Import for faster template creation
- Enhanced formatting and markup capabilities
- New condition types for dates, text, and numeric values
- Improved template versioning with Save with Note and Publish with Note
- Practical ways to reduce manual effort and accelerate document automation initiatives

Tomas Fiala
Director
Since 2018, we've been working with Legito technology in our Centre of Excellence, which provides document lifecycle management and document automation services across the PwC global network. Establishing a partnership with Legito is proof of the success we made with Legito internally.Explore More Success Stories

Sony Varughese
Chief Technology Officer
Weekly meetings with Legito's Professional Services Team made the implementation and change management process collaborative and efficient - overall, an outstanding vendor partnership!

Tawnya Gilreath
M&A Advisor, Director of Forms
Legito gives us the ability to take away things that create issues. It saves so much time, it is really awesome.Explore More Success Stories

Galya Oster
Emerging Market Trade Finance Specialists

Paul V. Saunders
Chief Innovation Officer and Partner

Nel Pelle
Sales Manager
Using Legito, we reduced our checking tasks from 20-50 minutes down to 5 minutes per single contract.Explore More Success Stories

Jeremy Aber
Software Attorney


