Billable hours back, without touching legal judgement.
Associates burn nights on document review, intake notes and status emails that no client wants to pay for.
60-80%
faster first-pass document review
100%
of intake captured in structured form
0
unreviewed output reaching a client
8
documented automations for this sector
Where legal teams lose hours, and what replaces it.
Each one is a system we have specified and built before.
Contract review against your playbook
- The manual process today
- Every contract is read clause by clause, and standards drift between reviewers.
- What we build
- Clause extraction and comparison against your fallback positions, with deviations, missing clauses and risk ranking presented for a lawyer to accept or reject.
- Typical impact
- First-pass review time cut by 60-80% with a consistent standard.
Client intake and conflict pre-check
- The manual process today
- Intake calls become unstructured notes that someone retypes into the matter system.
- What we build
- A guided intake agent that captures the facts, runs a conflicts pre-check against your database and drafts the engagement letter.
- Typical impact
- Matters opened same-day; no lost intake detail.
Discovery and disclosure triage
- The manual process today
- Tens of thousands of documents reviewed for relevance and privilege by hand.
- What we build
- Relevance and privilege classification with confidence scores, prioritised review queues and full audit trail of every call.
- Typical impact
- Review hours concentrated on the 10% of documents that matter.
Legal research memo drafting
- The manual process today
- Research memos start from a blank page every time.
- What we build
- A grounded research assistant that pulls from your own precedent bank and approved sources, drafts a memo and cites every proposition.
- Typical impact
- Memos drafted in an hour instead of a day, then verified by a lawyer.
Matter status and client updates
- The manual process today
- Clients chase for updates; partners write the same email fifty times.
- What we build
- Automated matter-status summaries generated from time entries, filings and emails, sent on a schedule after a partner approves.
- Typical impact
- Client satisfaction up, chasing emails gone.
Time-entry reconstruction
- The manual process today
- Unbilled work is lost because nobody logs time as they go.
- What we build
- Draft time entries reconstructed from calendar, email and document activity, presented for edit and approval.
- Typical impact
- Recovered billable hours that were previously written off.
Compliance and regulatory change watch
- The manual process today
- Regulatory updates are tracked manually across many sources.
- What we build
- Continuous monitoring of relevant regulators, with change summaries mapped to the internal policies each change affects.
- Typical impact
- Nothing missed; impact analysis starts pre-written.
Knowledge assistant over the firm's own work
- The manual process today
- The best precedent already exists somewhere in the DMS and nobody can find it.
- What we build
- A search and answer layer over your document management system, respecting matter-level permissions.
- Typical impact
- Precedent found in seconds; juniors ramp far faster.
What legal teams ask us.
We deploy with zero-retention model endpoints, keep documents in your tenancy, enforce matter-level permissions in retrieval, and log every query. No client data is used to train models.
You are, and we build for that: every legal-facing output is a draft with citations, routed to a qualified reviewer before it leaves the firm.
Audits are a fixed fee and are credited against a build. Single-workflow builds typically land in the low five figures, multi-workflow programmes higher, and ongoing running and support is a fixed monthly fee. You get the number before we start, not a rolling hourly bill.
A first pilot on your real data usually runs within two to four weeks of the kickoff call. Full deployment with integrations and training normally lands between weeks four and eight.
Tell us what your legal team keeps doing by hand.
Thirty minutes, no pitch deck. We map the process, tell you whether automation pays back, and give you a rough cost before you commit to anything.