How We Build Legal Automation

Every automation we build is designed with security at its core. Before anything is deployed, it’s reviewed and approved by a dedicated security lead. In most cases, we use private, client-hosted models to avoid exposing confidential legal data. If there’s a need to use public AI, we first anonymize sensitive data and then de-anonymize responses on the client side.

You don’t have to trade safety for speed. We make sure you get both.

We don’t believe in forcing change or breaking what already works. Rather than replace, we integrate automation directly into your team’s tools and workflows — whether that’s Slack, Gmail, Jira, Notion, CRM, etc.

We work exactly the way your team works, so legal automation feels like a new team member, and not like an extra process to learn.

We don’t do “all-at-once.” After the first successful automation, we add more — gradually optimizing your legal operations without overwhelming the team. That means we start where it hurts most, automate it, and measure results. Once we see clear efficiency gains, we move to other improvements.

Eventually, you’ll have a virtual legal assistant tailored to your specific processes.

We don’t hand over a solution and walk away, leaving you alone with a black box. We work side by side with your legal team throughout the entire process. That means regular conversations, hands-on testing, and clear validation at every step.

We believe that collaboration builds better adoption, and we’ve proved it with many clients so far.