How do I create a new letter or document?

To create a letter or document in ESPC Legal select the appropriate icon at the top of the page or from the Tools menu on the left.

Creating a Document

Once you have selected the ‘Create new Document’ icon, a new window will pop-up. Select a document template from the list of documents you wish to create.

Select document style

Once you have selected the required template, click on the ‘proceed’ button. This will then open a new pop-up with the following options:

  • ‘Create Final Document’ – this option creates the document from the selected template and stores a copy of it in the Sorting Office widget allowing you to download and view the document later
  • ‘Create & Download Final Document’ – this option creates the document from the selected template and automatically opens the document in your word processor (such as MS Word) and stores a copy in the Sorting Office widget too

Creating a Letter

Once you have selected the ‘Create new Letter’ icon, a new window will open, select a letter template from the list for the letter you wish to create.

Select letter style

Once you have selected the required template, click on the ‘Proceed’ button. This will then open a new window with the following options.

  • ‘Create Draft’ – when clicking the ‘Create Draft’ option, this will save a draft copy of the letter in the Sorting Office widget to complete at a later time. This will show in the sorting office labelled ‘Draft’
  • ‘Create Final Document’ – this option creates the letter from the selected template and stores a copy of this letter in the Sorting Office widget allowing you to download and view the document later
  • ‘Create & Download Final Document’ – this option creates the letter from the selected template and automatically opens the letter in your word processor (such as MS Word) and stores a copy in the Sorting Office widget too

Example of a Sorting Office widget populated with a draft letter and a finalised letter:

Sorting Office widget with draft letter and final letter