A legal team that works on your machine.
Draft, review and refine legal documents with a team of AI agents. You make the final call.
Hand over the drafting. Keep the judgement.
A team of specialist agents drafts and checks the work. You make the calls.
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Agents prepare, draft, challenge and revise, then hand you Word drafts to review.
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Follow the stages as they run and inspect the proposed review package: the draft agreement, a cover memorandum and drafting notes listing the open items.
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Drafting pauses for a focused question instead of guessing.
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Review the issue, its context and the available options, then give an instruction before the drafting moves on.
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Covering notes, client updates and internal summaries, beside the matter documents.
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Review the wording in the conversation and keep it moving with a follow-up instruction.
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Preview the finished work product in the workspace.
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Check the document’s presentation, with controls for page numbering, draft lines and legends when you need them.
Ask, check and work through the matter
Every answer points back to the wording it came from.
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Work through the main risks before an agreement goes to the client.
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Follow up in the same conversation with the matter’s documents at hand. Open any supporting passage, then jump to the highlighted wording in Word and read the source before relying on the answer.
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Fees, milestones, dates and liability wording, cross-checked in one table.
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Compare the agreement against the instructions and supporting notes, and see which differences still need a decision.
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Get a starting point with a link to the legislation itself.
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Follow the link to the primary source and work through the points that still need legal assessment.
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Who must do what, how much is payable, and when.
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Keep fixed dates and contractual triggers visible as you review the agreement, each with its source clause.
See the changes. Give the next instruction.
Compare versions and amend the wording while it is in front of you.
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Find edits made without tracking, listed first in a downloadable blackline.
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Compare their return with your draft, and check what happened to your own tracked changes: accepted, left pending or changed.
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Give a clause-specific instruction beside the Word document.
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The requested amendment stays next to the wording you are reviewing, ready to check before you send it.
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Replace confidential text with a clear redaction label.
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Remove selected wording from the Word file. The example shows an email address removed.
One set of questions. Several contracts.
Compare the answers side by side, each with its source.
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Liability caps, payment terms and termination rights, side by side.
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Put the same questions to a set of documents, with the supporting source beside each answer.
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Comment beside a finding and lock it once reviewed.
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Marking an answer reviewed keeps it fixed while the rest of the review continues.
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Take the table to Excel, CSV or Word.
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Share the findings in the format that fits the next stage of the matter.
Your precedents, positions and style
Bring the firm’s templates, playbooks and drafting preferences into every matter.
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A library of Word templates with the fields that change per matter.
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Start from your firm’s familiar structure and wording rather than a blank page.
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Template Builder works from a separate copy of a document you already have.
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Review the handoff, develop a reusable precedent, then ask which fields need client information and which choices need solicitor instructions.
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Preferred wording, fallbacks and approval requirements from your playbooks.
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Ask why a position applies before taking it into the negotiation.
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Client-favourable, balanced or conservative, in your firm’s voice.
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Choose a different balance for an individual matter when the instructions call for it, give standing house-style instructions and choose how much explanation you want.
Everything else in the workspace
The details that make everyday matter work easier.
Drafting
- Whole transactions in one requestEvery document a deal needs, drafted and reviewed as a set.
- Amend, don’t start againLater instructions amend the draft, with a redline of what changed.
- “Decide for me”Questions come with a recommendation where your sources support one.
- Pause and pick up laterContinue a draft from the step where it stopped.
- Output your wayOne combined Word file or separate files, with a cover memo.
- Cross-references checkedBroken cross-references and defined terms are caught.
Matters & documents
- Act for the right sideSet your client once; drafts lean their way as far as your posture allows.
- Their markup stays a proposalThe other side’s tracked changes are never read as agreed text.
- Word, PDF, email and ExcelScanned PDFs are read too.
- Find exact wordingSearch for defined terms, sections and parties across the matter.
- Hidden instructions flaggedUploaded files are checked for text aimed at the AI.
- Usage and costSee model usage and estimated cost in one panel.
Review & research
- Full review in one clickSpecialist reviewers read every document and return one combined report.
- Playbook deviations redlinedDepartures from your playbook get firm-approved wording as tracked changes.
- 30 jurisdictionsChoose several per matter, with research pointing to official legislation.
- US case lawOptional CourtListener search, with your own key.
- Permanent redactionSensitive details removed for good once you approve, with a log per matter.
Your firm & setup
- Custom workflowsDescribe a multi-step review in plain English and run it on any matter.
- Your own specialists and skillsAdd reviewers and the know-how they apply.
- Your choice of modelUse the provider you choose, or a local model.
- Runs on your machinedoc.haus: open-source legal AI from Sure Scale.
Screenshots use fictional matters and example content.
Bring your next matter into doc.haus.
Free to self-host, with the model provider you choose. Start with the demo files and explore the workspace for yourself.