CiteRight Next for Word
Release Date: July 15, 2025
New Features
[NEW for Next] Microsoft Sign In
Users can now log in to CiteRight using their Microsoft account.
Please note that users will still need to be added to CiteRight; however, they do not need to use or remember a separate password. The Microsoft Word add-in and browser extension will allow users to sign in with their firm emails (subject to their firm's login security policies).
[NEW for Next] PDF Uploads on custom references
Users can now upload their PDFs directly to CiteRight and view them in the preview panel. They can classify them by type, and have them automatically organized in their tables and books of authorities
Updates
- CiteSense Update: Upgraded CiteSense with enhanced matching capabilities and added confidence scores for faster identification of the best matches. Additionally, we've improved handling of longer documents and refined the user interface for smoother navigation.
- UI Refresh - Refreshed the UI for viewing caselaw
Bug Fixes
- Improved migration process for references being converted from CiteRight 4.5 to CiteRight Next.
- Upgraded citation logic to favour the cases using the reporter JE to a CanLII citation when available.
- Users will now be able to view the anchor links without reloading the application.
- Users will now be directed to the client matter number screen after login without reloading the application.
Additional supporting security documents are available to current clients upon request - support@citeright.net.
Release Date: April 7, 2025
We’re excited to announce the immediate availability of CiteRight Next, a fully redesigned and enhanced version built on an entirely new platform. With a refreshed user interface, CiteRight Next delivers another huge boost to law firm productivity and efficiency with powerful new citation editing controls. Generating court and firm-compliant tables and books of authorities has never been faster or easier.
New Features
[NEW for Next] Legislation Compatibility
CiteRight’s enhanced Legislation Feature provides litigators with a streamlined way to save, cite, and manage legislative references—now with the added ability to create a compilation of legislation (often referred to as “Schedule B” in Ontario). Users can collect precisely the excerpts they need from statutes, regulations, or by-laws and assemble them into an appendix for their written arguments. This improvement eliminates the cumbersome process of manually copying and pasting long legislative texts, making CiteRight an even more comprehensive solution for legal drafting.
[NEW for Next] CiteSense
CiteSense automatically scans legal documents in Microsoft Word, identifies plain-text legal citations, and seamlessly integrates them into the CiteRight workflow. It matches citations to cases in the user’s library or the Jurisage database and transforms them into CiteRight-formatted citations that can be managed and cited effortlessly.
[NEW for Next] Mac Compatibility
Now, for the first time ever, the full capability of CiteRight can be used on a Mac!
[NEW for Next] Global Custom Citations
Custom citations are now created and stored at the collection level and can be viewed on the web application and used in multiple documents. This allows users to create custom collection sets of references and insert them in multiple documents without copying and pasting.
Updates
Updated Pinpoint Panel
- Add case remarks and annotations to citations
- Option to suppress the style of cause/name of a citation in a footnote or in-text reference
Updated Reference Modification Panel
- Additional pinpoint types for Rules of Civil Procedure and “Other” custom pinpoints
- Independently controlled citation fields for increased hyperlinking flexibility (style of cause, primary citation, and parallel citation)
- Add case history to references
Refreshed Preferences
- Citations Tab - Option to include hyperlinks on individual pinpoints
- Book of Authorities Tab - New tab marker indicator - [Tab # of {Name of BoA}]
- [NEW] Table of Authorities Tab - Independently set the citation order, customize the layout, and add hyperlinks to your tables of authorities
Changes
- Books of authorities will now be downloaded as a PDF through the browser instead of defaulting to opening your PDF editor.
- Users will no longer need to select pinpoints and then click update. When a citation is clicked, the selected pinpoints are automatically updated as the user adds or removes additional pinpoints.
Please note that if you require supporting documents, please reach out to support@citeright.net.