open-legal-products makes Mike's Word edits feel like the web app
The same tracked-change workflow now carries a more consistent visual language whether lawyers work in a browser or inside Word.
Mike now shares its pill-shaped action controls across the main product and its Word add-in, reducing the sense that document work is a separate, lesser workflow.
- Word edit cards now follow the web app's action styling and order.
- A single suggested change appears on its own, rather than inside an unnecessary group.
- Guidance behind those suggestions now pushes for precise edits, grouping only changes that are genuinely nearby.
The result is a cleaner review experience that should make proposed edits easier to scan and act on in the document where legal work often happens.
So what Legal teams moving between browser-based review and Word should care because consistent actions and clearer change cards reduce friction at the point of approval.
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