Legal work.
Connected.

Ask questions about your documents, summarize agreements, and draft clauses and legal work product with source references.

Research uploaded documents and SEC filings with source references. Case-law and regulatory corpus access is a separately configured add-on, subject to availability.

Review agreements against your firm’s rules, preferred positions, and red flags. Publish playbook versions and retain the version used for a review.

Compare two document versions, inspect changes side by side, and produce a Word redline for lawyer review.

Upload, search, view, and manage your legal documents and versions in one workspace.

Group documents and conversations by matter. Ask questions across a matter and create cited deep-analysis reports.

Find exact phrases across documents and Template Builder files you can access, including earlier document versions.

Ask questions across a selected set of documents and bring related findings together for your review.

Extract terms and answers into a comparison table, with source references to help your team check individual findings.

Save reusable templates, fill document variables, and generate documents from your team’s starting points.

Use built-in or custom assistant and tabular workflows. Save and share repeatable instructions with your team.

Browse publisher-provided contract templates, download originals, and import DOCX files into Template Builder or PDFs into Library. Each publisher’s license and notices still apply.

Maintain a contract register, extract key terms, track status and important dates, and review upcoming deadline alerts.

See active matters, review findings, upcoming contract deadlines, recent activity, and AI usage from one workspace overview.

Manage members, invitations, and roles, control access to shared work, and review workspace usage.

The Sign workspace provides document selection, signer details, and sent-envelope tracking. Sending through DocuSign requires provider configuration and end-to-end validation before customer use; provider charges are separate.