Edit for plain language
Delete throat-clearing introductory phrases
Cut wordy wind-downs that weaken sentences
Remove unnecessary descriptive words and modifiers
Correct nominalizations and wordy adjective phrases
Add vigor with active voice and direct language
Remove redundancies and correct usage errors
Clarify wordy phrases in AI-generated and human-written drafts
Reduce wordiness and meet word counts
Here’s where WordRake fits in your writing process
Organizations seek WordRake when their employees:
work under tight deadlines
must conform to plain language requirements
work with legal departments and government organizations
are confined by word or page limits imposed by courts, agencies, or RFP and grant proposal submission guidelines
must communicate in writing with others outside of their industry such as law, government, healthcare, and medicine
cannot store or transmit confidential client information
need editing assistance to achieve excellence but are too afraid or embarrassed to ask for help
We’ll work with your IT department to deploy WordRake and we’ll also work with professional development, knowledge management, innovation, service delivery, communications, proposal, and quality assurance teams for an effective rollout and training, if you want it.
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What our customers are saying
Over 95% of Wordrake Enterprise customers renew
We’ve been using WordRake across several departments and practice groups at Perkins Coie for four years. We used WordRake to upgrade all existing templates and we’ve made it part of our standard drafting process so we can consistently create better documents going forward. We love WordRake!
I love WordRake. It is by far the most sophisticated style editor out there, especially for legal briefs and other documents that are already good, but need tightening. A major improvement over MS editing functions, and no competitor even comes close.
After our trial, our 25 attorneys unanimously approved WordRake. My cost/benefit analysis was a no-brainer. With the 3-5 hours saved per month by attorney, the return is at least ten-fold.
I searched for a comparable editing program, but I couldn’t find anything like it. WordRake should become a staple in any government agency.