Hours on routine review
Routine contract review takes hours.
Legal and professional services
AI for professional services that ships.
Hours of review, done in minutes. Built so every output can be checked against its source.
Book a scoping callThe pressure
Three pressures on every firm.
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Clients resist paying for routine work
Review and research hours are under scrutiny.
02
Knowledge walks out of the door
Past work is hard to find once its author leaves.
03
Volume outgrows headcount
Data rooms and disclosure sets keep getting larger.
Use cases
Six systems we build for legal and professional services.
From contract review to client intake, we build AI systems that turn hours of review into minutes, with every output traceable to its source.
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Contract review
Extraction and risk flags, with each clause shown.
Less review time
Track review time to measure efficiency.
CAPABILITIES USED
AI capabilities for professional services
We combine document intelligence, knowledge search, copilots and workflow automation so every output can be checked against its source.
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Document intelligence
Extract terms and flag risk across contracts and data rooms.
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Knowledge search and assistants
Search case law, matters and precedents with cited answers.
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AI agents and copilots
Draft from your own precedents, ready for professional review.
04
Workflow automation
Automate intake and conflict checks to open matters faster.
01
Document intelligence
Extract terms and flag risk across contracts and data rooms.
02
Knowledge search and assistants
Search case law, matters and precedents with cited answers.
03
AI agents and copilots
Draft from your own precedents, ready for professional review.
04
Workflow automation
Automate intake and conflict checks to open matters faster.
AI Strategy
Rules we build to
We design for client confidentiality and privilege, professional conduct rules on competence and supervision, court rules on AI-assisted filings, and privacy law. A qualified professional reviews every output.
Confidentiality and privilegeProfessional conductCourt rules on AIPrivacy law