Over the last 10 years, one of Sierra Legal’s core service offerings has been helping clients with the development of bespoke template documents for their businesses, including contracts, company secretarial documents, engagement letters and a broad range of other legal documents.
After a couple of years of intense research, development and testing, we are excited to announce that we are close to extending this service to include the coding and hosting of bespoke web apps for our clients. This will enable our clients to automatically generate their own contracts and other documents themselves from Sierra Legal’s online software platform. An official launch and announcement is coming soon.
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