A Divii file allows you to invite everyone the agreement needs. Your client can enter their own information through the portal, your assistant can prepare documents while you work on another file, and opposing counsel may review an agreement with comments and tracked changes. The history stays in one place instead of an inbox.
The editor with the file shared. A tracked change is proposed, discussed in comments, and accepted, then the agreement exports to Word.
On most files there is no single source of truth. Each side gathers its own information, runs its own calculations, and writes separate proposals, and the versions travel by email. A Divii file works as the file hub. The parenting schedule, the support and property calculations, and the proposals built on them all live in one place, avoiding the back and forth that takes months.
Send your client a link to the Agreement and they complete their information at home, on their own time. It flows through every tool and into the Agreement itself, which saves your office the data entry and prevents the transcription errors that come with it. If your client already has a Divii file, they may invite you into it and the information is waiting.
Your assistant works in the same file you do, on intake, data entry, and document preparation, inside a structured workflow that removes version confusion. Share the draft with opposing counsel and the negotiation happens in comments and tracked changes inside Divii, so every proposed change and every acceptance is on the record in one place.
Client data stays in Canada. Divii runs on secure cloud infrastructure hosted in Canada, with encryption and role-based access management, handled in line with the guidance Canadian law societies have issued on technology in legal practice.
Included in every Divii plan, alongside the full toolkit.