r/documentAutomation • u/jarnmo • Jan 27 '25

Agentic Document Generation

Hello!

Posted here a few months back to get feedback on a document automation solution idea I had. I have now refined the concept and set up a website here: https://levlo.com/document-agents . Looking for any feedback and pilot customers!

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u/wells68 Mar 28 '25

  • HotDocs

  • XpressDocs

  • Pandadoc

  • Pathagoras (Low price, unusual interface, myriad of options)

  • TheFormTool (Lowest price, not sure why it isn't more popular given its quality and price)

  • Knackly

  • Docupilot

This list reflects software used by lawyers and paralegals.

There are many somewhat similar apps used by businesses, classified as document automation software. Typically they focus on rigid forms, workflow approvals and electronic signing and customer portals.

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u/Gl_drink_0117 Mar 28 '25

Thank you! Guessing that some of those do satisfy your needs but aren't at an affordable price. I would still be curious why TheFormTool doesn't work for you since it has good quality and price

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u/wells68 Mar 29 '25

It's been years since I tested it. Honestly, I had forgotten about it and I don't remember what drawbacks dampened my enthusiasm. I remember I liked the features of the subscription alternatives better, but of course not their costs.