October 17, 2026 · 1 minute read

Fuel Docs and Fuel Slides: Built for law firms

Engagement letters, intake forms and client decks in one private place, inside the system that runs your intake.

Basim Mousilli · October 17, 2026

Your documents, your decks, your rules

A law firm lives in documents: engagement letters, intake forms, onboarding decks for new clients. They should not live in five tools with five sets of permissions.

Fuel Docs and Fuel Slides sit inside the same system that runs your intake.

Private until you say so

Every document and every deck is private by default. A Share and Access panel shows who can open it, and each deck checks its viewer first. Nothing about a client file is public by accident.

Slides that are easy to update

A slide is made of layers, so you can change a name, a date or a photo without rebuilding the deck. Light and dark modes are built in, and it works on a phone.

Templates with fill-in fields

Start from a template, fill in the client's details, flag it for signature. Save your best version so the next one takes a minute.

See that it was read

For a deck or a proposal, see who opened it, how far they read and where they stopped.

Less copying and pasting. More files that are where you expect them.

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