The last read before it goes on file.
You wrote the accommodation letter. The RTW plan. The note to the insurer. Draft Studio reads it back the way an adjudicator will, before it leaves your desk.
You bring the draft. Eunosa reads it back.
It does not write the file for you. It reads what you wrote, and tells you what an adjudicator will see in it.
Draft Studio is the careful second read: what an adjudicator will see in the phrasing you chose, what is already on file, and what is missing before the case closes.
- Accommodation letters
- RTW plans
- IME requests
- Case notes
- Insurer correspondence
One draft. Three kinds of read.
Audit language
Draft Studio flags medicalizing phrasing in your draft and sets a functional alternative beside it, so the file reads the way you would want a worker to read it.
…the worker remains unmotivated to return to work despite the offer…
Flagfacing obstacles that have not yet been namedStrengthen structure
Draft Studio reads your draft against what an adjudicator looks for, and tells you what is already on file and what is missing before the file closes.
On fileAccommodation options considered and namedMissingThe date you first asked. An adjudicator looks for it.Draft from a brief
Give Draft Studio the facts in a sentence or two. It returns a structured first draft, cited where it should be, for you to edit and make your own.
“Worker cleared for modified duties, four hours a day. Employer has not confirmed availability.”
ReturnsMedical limitationsCleared for modified duties, four hours a dayAccommodation scopeSedentary duties; no standing beyond 20 min.Employer confirmationPending — not yet received“We write to confirm the modified duties arrangement as discussed. The position is structured to accommodate the limitations above. We are awaiting confirmation of availability from the employer before a return date can be set.”
The read, in the margins.
Paste a draft and Draft Studio reads it the way a senior colleague would: a mark on the phrasing that would have read badly, a note in the margin where the file has a gap. Here is an IME request, mid-edit.
We are writing to request an independent medical examination for the above-noted employee. She was offered modified duties beginning March 12th but has refused to cooperate with the transition plan, citing unspecified concerns. The attending physician's note does not address functional limitations in adequate detail.
She is considered highly non-compliant with the rehabilitation schedule. The coordinator notes she remains unmotivated to return to work despite the offer on the table. Please advise on her current limitations and a prognosis for full duties.
highly non-compliant
experiencing barriers to participation
refused to cooperate
has not yet been able to confirm availability
unmotivated to return to work
facing obstacles that have not yet been named
No record of the inquiry you ran. Before an IME, an adjudicator looks for the clarifying letter and the date you sent it.
Every read, kept.
A read does not end when you close the draft. The audit becomes a Reference Card. The phrases you settled become Language Refs. Draft Studio feeds the same library the rest of your Workspace builds, so the catch you made in March is still there in November.
IME request · language and structure review
refused to cooperatebecomeshas not yet been able to confirm availability
Saved from Draft Studio · IME request
Both live in your Workspace, beside every thread you have ever opened.
Before it goes on file, you get to know what an adjudicator will see in it.
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