I agree this should be a feature. Would save so much time!

The most limiting feature of the contract currently is that when you make a change at the last step (which I will always have to do because of the expenses section that by default requires monthly accounting) you can no longer go back through the step-by-step anymore. So If I want to duplicate the contract as a workaround for the lack of a custom template, I can't actually go back and change any of the terms in the step-by-step manner. So I'm stuck starting over each time.

Also, I've read other lawyer-vetted contracts that have much more approachable language than these have (Bonsai's, for example). These feel as if they are obfuscating some of the agreement terms by using overly complex language which can be a turn-off to my clientele.

I think this tool is very powerful but I won't use it until I can start from the same place each time instead of having to manually enter everything from my state to my name let alone the other tweaks I need to make to the existing agreement.