AI with the firm’s rules around it.
Everything here is visible, attributable and optional. It produces drafts for a lawyer to accept or reject, it points at the material it came from, and it never quietly changes a client file.
Useful, reviewable, and honest about what it is
Draft, then decide
Suggestions for letters, clauses and summaries arrive as drafts. A lawyer accepts, edits or discards — nothing is filed without a person.
Turn volume into a shortlist
Summarise long correspondence and documents; pull dates out of a contract or a bundle into a review list you can check line by line.
Answers that show their working
Research and assistant answers point at the source they came from, so you check before you rely.
What it means in a working week
- Less time on the first draft, which is rarely where the value is anyway.
- Fewer dates missed in long documents, because extraction produces a list a human confirms.
- Existing staff handle more files without the firm hiring for volume it cannot predict.
- The firm can see what AI is costing and who is using it, rather than discovering it on an invoice.
AI features are enabled per firm, and can be switched off per team. That is a decision for the partners, not a default.
The rule we build to
A suggestion is a suggestion. A lawyer signs the work.
AI proposes
A draft, a summary, a list of dates — labelled as machine output, never disguised as a person’s work.
A human reviews
The lawyer accepts, edits or rejects. The decision and the edits are recorded on the file.
The firm can see it
Usage, access and settings are visible to administrators, so the firm stays in control of who uses what.
The client file stays intact
Nothing is written into a matter without a person doing it deliberately.
The questions a partner will ask
The firm’s material stays inside the firm’s own space. We do not publish it, and the firm decides which features are enabled at all.
The lawyer, always. The system produces drafts and lists; a qualified person reviews and signs them.
Yes — per firm, and per team. Some firms use it for summarising only, and that is a perfectly sensible configuration.
See AI in the demo, with the guardrails visible
We will show you a draft, a summary and the audit record behind them — and you can decide how much of it your firm wants.