Swiss legal documents. Generated in 30 seconds.

Kai was preparing for a partnership call with a Zurich fintech when he realised he had never sent the NDA.

His previous Swiss lawyer had a three-day turnaround. His German NDA template was not Swiss jurisdiction. He opened VOZ Docs. Selected NDA — Swiss jurisdiction. His company name, CHE number and Zug address were already pre-filled. He added the counterparty details.

27 seconds later, he had a PDF. He sent it before the call started. The Zurich partner had their legal team review it the same afternoon. ‘Clean document. No issues.’ The partnership agreement was signed two weeks later.

Wei was on the phone with her UBS relationship manager when he mentioned that a board resolution was required to approve a CHF 250,000 transfer to a new supplier.

She put him on a brief hold. Opened VOZ Docs on her laptop. Selected ‘Board Resolution — Fund Transfer Approval’. Pre-filled with her AG details. Changed the amount and counterparty. She was back on the call in 90 seconds with the PDF ready to send.

The banker paused. ‘That was fast.’ She did not explain further.

Khalid received a letter via his VOZ mail scan. It was in German. From the Zug Steuerverwaltung. He uploaded the PDF to VOZ Docs. The translation came back in 28 seconds:

‘Notice of additional tax assessment for fiscal year 2023. Amount: CHF 4,800. Response required within 30 days. URGENCY: HIGH’

He forwarded it to his Swiss accountant with the translation. The accountant responded within two hours. The assessment was contested and reduced to CHF 1,200. Without the translation, Khalid might have ignored the letter for weeks.