Drafty AI
Immigration-focused drafting support for petitions, motions, letters, and RFE responses.
TASK HUB
Immigration-specific
Forms, petitions, RFEs, and immigration case operations.
Compare the assessments
The editorial desk’s own reading of each vendor’s published wording, what adopting the product costs, and the nearest alternative in the catalog. Not a rating and not a recommendation.
| Tool | Reading the vendor’s wording | What adopting it costs | Closest alternative |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drafty AIDrafty AI | The vendor's checked statements are short and direct: client data stays with the firm, and there is no training on it. Short statements are easy to read but carry less detail than longer published policies. | It is immigration-only and does not manage matters, so it slots into an existing stack rather than replacing one. The switching cost is low, and so is the disruption if you stop using it. | Visalaw.aiThe research-and-drafting workspace. This one is the drafting specialist; that one adds research. |
| Visalaw.aiVisalaw.ai | The vendor says each customer's data is logically isolated, and that it does not use customer data to train AI models, with third-party providers contractually prohibited from training on it. Both halves are stated, which is stronger than a training statement alone. | It is immigration-only, so it cannot be a firm's single tool for mixed practice. Within an immigration practice it replaces a research-and-drafting workflow rather than a case-management system, so the migration is bounded. | Drafty AIThe drafting specialist. This one adds research to drafting; that one focuses on drafting. |
| CaseBlinkCaseBlink | The vendor states that customer and client data is encrypted at rest and in transit, that client data is never stored or trained on, and that the platform runs on Google Cloud Platform. This is one of the more complete disclosures in the immigration category. | It covers forms and case management, so adopting it usually means replacing an existing forms workflow. Because the vendor names its cloud host, the export and hosting questions can be settled before signing. | Docketwise IQThe closest peer. This one publishes a data-location statement and a training statement; DocketWise IQ publishes a caution about sensitive data categories instead. |
| ParleyParley | The vendor says service providers must process personal information only for authorised purposes under confidentiality and security obligations. The training statement is narrower than it first appears: it commits not to train models made available to other customers, except where a customer expressly authorises that use in a separate agreement. | It connects to Dropbox, Google Drive, Word, and Google Docs, so documents stay where they already live. That keeps migration light, though the casework layer itself would need replacing if you leave. | Visalaw.aiThe closest research-and-drafting peer. This one has an exception in its training commitment; Visalaw.ai's checked statement does not. |
| Docketwise IQ8am DocketWise | The vendor states that data is not sent to a language model unless the user agrees to try the feature, and that OpenAI terms mean data will not be used to train OpenAI models. It also publishes a caution that the OpenAI terms prohibit transmitting sensitive health information and personal data about minors under 13. | It is AI inside an immigration practice-management platform, so adopting it means adopting DocketWise. The caution about data categories means a firm should write a workflow rule before enabling the feature, not after. | eImmigrationThe closest immigration case-management peer. This one publishes a caution about sensitive data; eImmigration does not publish a training statement. |
| eImmigrationCerenade | The vendor states that internal protocols include SSO and 2FA, limited access to customer data, firewalls, encryption, and administrative controls, and that the platform is built on Microsoft Azure. It does not publish a training or data-use statement in the checked source, which is the biggest gap in this record. | It is a case-management system, so adopting it means replacing your current system of record. The missing training statement is the item to close before signing, not after. | CaseBlinkThe closest immigration case-management peer. CaseBlink publishes a training statement; this one does not. |
| BoundlessBoundless Immigration | The vendor states that data is encrypted with SSL in transit and remains encrypted wherever it is stored, that it holds a SOC 2 compliance certification, and that it will never voluntarily disclose personal information to a government agency. It also states it will not share data with marketers without prior consent. | It is a filing service rather than a system of record, so there is nothing to migrate on its own. The switching cost is low, and the service does not replace representation by an attorney. | SimpleCitizenThe closest filing service. Both serve individuals and employers; the difference is the depth of the published data-handling statement. |
| SimpleCitizenSimpleCitizen | The vendor states that all data sent to or from the service is encrypted in transit using 256-bit encryption, that its API and application endpoints are TLS/SSL only, and that it encrypts data at rest. It does not publish a training statement in the checked source. | It is an application-preparation service rather than a system of record, so there is nothing to migrate on its own. The service does not replace representation by an attorney. | BoundlessThe closest filing service. Both serve individuals and employers; the difference is the depth of the published data-handling statement. |
| BorderwiseBorderwise | The vendor states that data is encrypted at all times in transit and at rest, that access is strictly controlled, and that the business model does not rely on selling user information. It does not publish a data-location statement in the checked source. | It is a guidance tool rather than a system of record, so there is nothing to migrate on its own. The tool does not replace representation by an attorney. | BoundlessThe closest immigration service. This one leads with relocation guidance; Boundless leads with filing preparation. |
| ImmigrationTrackerMitratech | The vendor states that I-9 forms are managed from a fully encrypted, cloud-based tracker with real-time reporting. It does not publish a data-location statement or a training statement in the checked source. | It is employer-side compliance software, so adopting it means changing how I-9 and immigration tracking is run. It is usually bought as part of a broader enterprise stack rather than on its own. | BoundlessThe closest immigration service. This one is employer-side compliance; Boundless serves individuals and employers with filing support. |