Automated templates
Jurisdiction-specific drafts with guided intake wizards and controlled export workflows that lock baselines.
Open documentsA considered approach to legal work
Legal documents.
Clearer from
the start.
Draft from guided templates, review contracts, and keep your work in one place. Legal document automation for the people behind every agreement.
Start with an account. Choose a paid plan when you need exports.
Law firmsIn-house counselLegal operations
Document review
ExampleAgreement / 001
Mutual nondisclosure agreement
A shared starting point for your next conversation.
01. Confidential information
02. Term and termination
Review how long confidentiality obligations continue after the agreement ends.
Flagged for reviewer attention
Your review comes before the final export.
Illustrative preview. Your document, your decisions.
- Guided template intake
- Clause-level findings
- Review before export
- Retention controls
01 — Platform
One workspace.
Four jobs that compound.
Each module ships with reviewer rigor on by default. Templates enforce intake, review surfaces rationale, the assistant stays scoped, and agents move work without losing the audit trail.
Clause management
Standardized clause language and safer alternatives grounded in real review outputs and override patterns.
Compare clausesAI assistant
Ask for template guidance, review summaries, and clause alternatives — with explicit, scoped safety boundaries.
Try the assistantAgent workflows
Task-scoped legal agents for NDA drafting, review action plans, and structured intake capture.
See agents02 — Workflow
Draft. Review.
Assist. Escalate.
A linear path through repeatable contract work — with structured handoffs between automation and counsel. Each stage carries audit, rationale, and ownership forward.
01 / Draft
Governed first drafts
Generate from controlled templates. Required intake fields and clause baselines aren't optional.
Output → review queue02 / Review
Clause-level triage
Classify risk, capture rationale, prioritize edits. Reviewers see context, not just diffs.
High-risk → escalate03 / Assist
Scoped assistance
Summaries, template guidance, and safer alternatives — bounded so the assistant never plays lawyer.
Always non-advisory04 / Escalate
Counsel intake
Material risk routes to lawyer intake with jurisdiction, urgency, and full document context attached.
Urgency lanes03 — Operating paths
Pick the path that matches
your approval model.
Document automation works only when the operating model is clear before rollout. Choose the path that maps to your team structure and reviewer ownership — and adapt from there.
Protect partner bandwidth.
Improve associate first-draft consistency and deliver client-ready contracts faster, without diluting partner review.
- Associate-level guardrails on draft completeness
- Partner review queues with priority signals
- Per-matter audit trails for billable defensibility
Standardize escalation.
Improve intake quality, reduce negotiation rework, and route material risk into measurable, owned lanes.
- Business-facing intake forms with field validation
- Cycle-time + override review by template family
- Escalation precision dashboards for leadership
04 — 90-day rollout
Start narrow.
Expand when signals stabilize.
Teams that launch wide without controls create hidden risk. A defensible rollout begins with one or two contract families and uses clause-level rationale as a release gate before broader self-service.
Weeks 1 – 2
Define the operating model
Set intake policy, escalation triggers, and template ownership before any draft ships.
Weeks 3 – 6
Launch draft + review
Pilot the workflow with reviewer calibration sessions and full audit logging on.
Weeks 7 – 10
Tune fallback clauses
Use negotiation outcomes and override patterns to refine the playbook.
Weeks 11 – 13
Expand scope
Open additional template families only after quality and turnaround stabilize.
05 — How it works
Give every agreement
a clear next step.
Keep the details, draft, and review close together. Guided intake creates a starting point, clause findings help focus your attention, and export controls keep the final decision with you.
Intake
Structured fields
Templates require the fields your reviewers actually depend on. Nothing ships until intake is complete.
Assembly
A consistent starting point
Drafts combine the selected template with your intake answers, ready for you to edit and review.
Review
Context for your review
Findings carry clause type, risk classification, and a written rationale — so reviewers see the why.
Handoff
Counsel-ready packet
Escalations attach the underlying rationale, jurisdiction, and urgency lane before they reach a lawyer.
Open a saved draft, revisit a completed review, or manage a document's retention from your workspace. The next step stays within reach.
06 — FAQ
Quick answers
for legal teams.
Want a deeper walk-through? Book a product walkthrough with our solutions team — we'll mirror your contract families end-to-end.
Book demoWho is this platform for?
Law firms, in-house legal teams, and legal operations practitioners running repeatable document and review workflows. It's strongest where the same contract families show up week after week.
What can I do in one workspace?
Create drafts from governed templates, run AI contract review, use a scoped legal assistant, and execute task-scoped agents — all under one audit trail and access model.
How is high-risk work escalated?
High-risk or low-confidence findings route into structured lawyer intake with jurisdiction context, urgency lane, and the underlying clause rationale attached. Counsel sees a decision, not a wall of text.
How is data retained?
Retention defaults to 30 days. Custom retention windows are configurable per workspace, and one-click hard delete is available from the document vault for any matter.
Does this replace our lawyers?
No — and explicitly so. LegalDoc is non-advisory by design. It protects legal judgment from repetitive operational noise so reviewers spend their hours on material risk.
Ready when you are
Upgrade your legal
infrastructure.
Ship contracts through workflows built for law firms, in-house legal, and legal ops teams — with reviewer rigor on by default.
Not legal advice. Drafting and review assistance only.