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The Word Add-In puts the Parley Agent in a pane beside your document, so you can revise a draft where you already do your final editing, and review every change as a tracked redline before you accept it.

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Installing the add-in

We recommend installing it from inside Word itself. Parley for Word is also available on its Microsoft Marketplace listing.
To install from Parley, open your account menu at app.parley.so and select Use Parley in Word. Parley opens Microsoft Word on your desktop and prompts you to add the add-in, so you can skip searching AppSource. This requires Word for desktop to be installed.
To install from inside Word:
1

Open Word

Open Microsoft Word on your desktop, with any document open or a blank one.
2

Go to Add-ins

On the Home tab, select Add-ins. Depending on your version of Word, this may appear under Insert → Add-ins.
3

Find Parley

Choose Find more Add-ins at Microsoft AppSource, search for Parley, and select Add.
4

Sign in

Open the Parley pane and sign in with the same account you use at app.parley.so. Your firm’s Projects and Skills come with you.
If your firm centrally manages Office add-ins, your IT admin may need to approve Parley before it appears in the list. Point them at [email protected] if they have questions.

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Word-level redlines

When the Agent revises your draft, it marks up only the language that changed. Instead of striking a whole paragraph and replacing it, you see the specific surgical changes.

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Working with a Project

Add a Project as context and the Agent drafts from the case’s evidence, Notes, and shared memory rather than only what’s open in the Word document. With a Project attached, you can ask for the things that require case context:
  • Revise a section to match the argument in the petition
  • Tighten language while preserving defined terms used elsewhere in the filing
  • Pull a fact from the evidence and cite the exhibit it came from
Your firm’s Skills apply here too, so letterhead and house formatting carry into what the Agent writes.