What's new in Crove

Numbering a contract by hand is tedious and easy to get wrong. Now Crove handles it for you with automatic multilevel numbering — 1, 1.1, 1.1.1, down to lettered sub-points like (a) and (b).

Set a clause's depth simply by indenting it, and Crove builds the hierarchy. The best part is what happens when your document changes: add, delete, reorder, or conditionally hide a clause and every other clause renumbers itself instantly. No more hunting through a contract to fix the references you broke.

Because the numbering is condition-aware, it stays correct even when clauses appear or disappear based on your document's logic. It's available to everyone, in the editor today — just indent and start drafting.

Some documents are more than text — they have pricing tables that need to total themselves, figures worth charting, or a QR code that points to a verification or payment page. Custom blocks let you build those pieces once and reuse them anywhere.

Blocks live in a new Blocks panel in the editor rail. Insert one with a / slash command, then map your data into it right on the page — no switching screens.

• Tables that calculate their own line-item totals, tax and subtotals.
• Charts that turn your figures into a clean visual summary.
• QR codes linking to a verification page, payment link or anything you choose.
• Computed values for totals, dates, and other calculations that stay correct as inputs change.

Custom blocks are built for power users assembling sophisticated, data-driven documents, and are available on the Business plan. If you're ready to give your documents real logic, take a look at our plans.

Crove's interface now supports five more languages: French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese and Bulgarian.

The translation goes beyond the buttons and menus. The parts that matter legally are localized too — the e-signature consent and disclosure your signers see, and the audit-trail certificate on the finished document. A French signer reads French consent text and receives a French certificate.

If your team sends agreements across Europe, your recipients can now sign in a language they trust, end to end. Available to everyone — set your language in Settings.

Sometimes you just need to send one quick document — and building a template first was overkill. Now you can skip straight to it.

• Start from blank and write your document in the full editor.
• Upload a PDF and edit or fill it directly, no template required.
• Save it as a template afterwards, so anything worth repeating is one click away next time.

Everything you'd expect still works — fill, export, and send for signature, exactly as you would from a template. Available to everyone, starting today.

The editor is now what-you-see-is-what-you-get, end to end. The template you build is exactly what shows in preview — and exactly what comes out as a PDF.

• True WYSIWYG — design, preview and PDF finally match, every time. Earlier versions could drift between them; that's fixed.
• Built for big documents — scroll, edit and format smoothly, even at hundreds of pages.
• A brand-new PDF engine — cleaner, crisper output with faithful spacing, page breaks and typography.

Just open any template and export — there's nothing to switch on.

You no longer have to rebuild a form you already have. Upload a PDF and Crove imports it as a template — the document stays exactly as designed, and its form fields become Crove fields you can fill, generate, and send for signature.

• Keeps your PDF pixel-perfect — the original layout is preserved exactly; Crove fills it, it never redraws it.
• Detects your fields automatically — text boxes, checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns and signature spots are found and turned into fields, each ready to fill.
• No fields? Place your own — for flat or scanned PDFs, drag field types straight onto the page and position them where you want.
• Map and adjust visually — see every detected field highlighted on the page and point it at the right value in a click.
• Re-upload a new version anytime — replace the source PDF and your field mappings carry over by name; anything that moved is flagged so you can re-point it.
• Big forms welcome — long multi-page forms import in the background, and exporting a filled, signed copy never bogs down.

Once imported, a PDF template works just like any other: create a document, fill it, and export or send for signature.

Your public fill links and embedded forms can now wear your brand instead of Crove's.

• Your logo and brand colour on every public fill page — buttons, accents and the header all follow your palette.
• Embed forms on your own site with your branding baked in, so they feel native to your pages.
• Branded recipient emails — invitations and status updates carry your logo, colours and sender name.
• On eligible plans, remove "Powered by Crove" for a fully white-labelled experience.

Set it up in Settings → Branding, with a live preview as you go.

New accounts are now better protected from the moment you sign up.

• Email verification confirms it's really you before your workspace goes live.
• Bot protection on the sign-up form keeps automated abuse out.
• Clearer prompts walk you through verifying your address.

Existing accounts are unaffected — you're already verified.

Your AI assistant can now build templates, fill documents and send them for e-signature inside your Crove workspace.

Setup is one step: copy the connector URL from Integrations, paste it into your AI client, and approve the browser sign-in. There are no API keys to generate, store or rotate.

• One URL for every assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code.
• Browser sign-in means your AI acts as you, scoped to your workspace.
• One-click buttons for the clients that support them.

Open Integrations → Connect your AI to get started, or read the walkthrough on the public connector page.