M365-native deployment
Reduces adoption friction by working inside familiar firm systems.
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Reduces adoption friction by working inside familiar firm systems.
Connects configured tools into one controlled operating approach.
Supports model comparison, source checks and structured professional review.
Connects working outputs to configured legal sources and specialist tools.
Structures repeated work around a defined matter and its approval gates.
Keeps configured working areas distinct from approved client-file systems; boundaries are confirmed per deployment.
With a reviewable working memory for your firm.
Approved material, working output and lawyer approval remain distinct at every step. The public website never accepts case files.

AI legal workflows
Explore bounded workflow records designed to support research, document review and drafting.
Find answers in case law, legislation, and secondary sources.
Find sources to support or oppose a proposition.
Rapidly generate summaries of your documents.
Extract a chronology of events from your documents.
Produce table reports summarising collections and documents.
Build a table summarising key differences in two documents.
Search archives by uploading a document to find similar documents.
Run extractive tasks against the documents in a collection.
Review clauses, definitions, risks, and client-hostile language.
Identify changes, assess impact and develop negotiation strategy.
Extract claims & facts, build timelines and propose defences.
Perform analysis on statements of claim and defences.
Extract facts, build timelines and identify follow-up Q&As.
Build a compelling, source-backed argument that supports your goals.
Showing Basic: Civil Law workflows
50% less drafting time
In documented useBound the job: choose the repeated task, permitted sources, people involved and the point where a lawyer must intervene.
about 33% more capacity
In documented useKeep review visible: working output can be stopped, corrected or rejected, with actions and approvals retained in an inspectable trail.
Try the calculator below for an estimate
Thomson Reuters puts repetitive drafting at a large slice of the legal working week. Halve it and you win back roughly a quarter of every fee-earner's hours, time for a clear head before the next matter, or room to take on more work without hiring.