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Anchors
Cite as you write.
Every paragraph in your draft links back to the passage in the source it responds to. Hover, click, see the receipt.
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Six capabilities that turn 'did I cover everything?' into a working surface in your draft.
Paragraph anchors
Every paragraph in your response links back to the passage it addresses — gutter dots make the connection visible at a glance.
AI-suggested anchors
As you type, the AI proposes anchors at confidence ≥ 75% — accept with one click, dismiss with another.
Two-way navigation
Click any anchor to see the source side-by-side. Click a back-reference dot in the source to jump back to your draft.
Stale detection
If you edit the source quote out of your paragraph, the anchor turns grey so you can re-locate or dismiss it.
Checklist integration
Anchors plug into the response checklist so 'address this claim' links straight to the original text.
Encrypted at rest
Source quotes and anchor notes are encrypted at rest, like every other piece of content in Attorly.
See it in action
Type a response, watch the AI suggest an anchor, click to see the source. (Norwegian example.)
Your draft
Match found · 84% confidence
Click the blue dot in the gutter to see the source
Source document
Søksmål — punkt 2.1
2.1 Forsinket ferdigstillelse — Nordbygg har overskredet avtalt ferdigstillelsesfrist med 97 dager. I henhold til NS 8407 punkt 40.3 utløser dette dagmulkt på 0,15 % av kontraktssum per virkedag.
Source — Søksmål
Søksmål — punkt 2.1
2.1 Forsinket ferdigstillelse — Nordbygg har overskredet avtalt ferdigstillelsesfrist med 97 dager. I henhold til NS 8407 punkt 40.3 utløser dette dagmulkt på 0,15 % av kontraktssum per virkedag.
When source-anchored answering matters
Three scenarios where lawyers and their clients sleep better knowing every claim is anchored.
Complaint — answering a lawsuit
Each claim in the complaint should be anchored to your response paragraph. What's left unanchored is what you forgot.
Demand letter — formal pre-litigation notice
Every demand cites a specific clause. Anchors make the citation inline; reviewers can click to verify.
Due diligence — contract review
Flag a risky clause, anchor your assessment, deliver a report where every conclusion has its source visible.
Frequently asked questions
Comments are notes attached to a span in one document. Anchors LINK two spans across documents — your draft paragraph and the source passage it addresses.
Stop wondering 'did I cover everything?'
Anchors and the response checklist work together to answer that question in your draft.
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