A curated skills store
Find curated skills for research, review, and drafting, and add what the task needs. The growing catalogue lets your tools adapt to the work.
- Discover relevant skills
- Add what you need
- Use in your work
From the first document to the final draft.
Bring facts, law, and professional judgment into one workspace.
Client materials arrive as contracts, emails, spreadsheets, and scans.
The work is to turn them into traceable findings, considered judgments,
and documents ready for professional review.
01 / Receive the materials
An agreement, a screenshot, or a financial schedule can all contain sensitive client information. Identify and review it locally before deciding which redacted materials to share with cloud AI.
Identify, review, and replace sensitive details in contracts, pleadings, and legal opinions.
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Identify → Review → Export a redacted copy
Find sensitive details and determine what needs protection for the intended use.
Correct detection results and keep names consistent across the matter’s materials.
Use a redacted copy for analysis. Local mappings can restore content in supported formats.
02 / Create the matter
After protecting the materials, create a legal matter around the instruction. Bring agreements, correspondence, and business records together, then organize tasks, research, and deliverables around that matter.
Record the matter name and core information so the work shares a clear context.
Organize agreements, emails, and schedules within the matter for later review.
Research, plan tasks, and build up deliverables around the same instruction.
Software services agreement
Correspondence and delivery records
Payment schedule
Message screenshots
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Fictional matter and capability illustrations. No client data. Not legal advice.
03 / Establish the facts
“The client confirmed delivery.” Which email supports that statement? Which page? Keep a path from each factual finding to the original material, and make outstanding questions visible.
Select a source label to locate the cited passage in the underlying file. Keep the evidence and its context close to the conclusion.
The parties confirmed the delivery arrangements by email.
Please proceed with delivery in accordance with the schedule in the attachment.
Page 3 · Referenced passage
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Check that the cited passage exists in the linked material.
Read the surrounding text before relying on a passage.
Decide what the material supports and what still needs to be checked.
Aim for zero hallucinations through source verification. AI output still requires professional review.
04 / Verify the law
Research questions about delivery, acceptance, and responsibility through built-in legal sources. Read the original authorities against the established facts, checking jurisdiction, scope, and status before forming a view.
Most built-in sources need no setup. Some may require a free API key, sign-in, or other authorization.
Available sources and research coverage depend on the product and each source’s access conditions.
Research question · Fictional example
Identify the relevant jurisdiction and legal issues to research.
Follow source links to check the original text and legal status.
Assess applicability and flag outstanding issues for professional review.
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Bring in support for the task
When a new research question arises, or review and drafting begin, add relevant capabilities from the skills store. For repeat legal tasks, use built-in workflows to work through defined stages.
Find curated skills for research, review, and drafting, and add what the task needs. The growing catalogue lets your tools adapt to the work.
Follow defined stages for familiar tasks, connecting materials, analysis, verification, and documents in a process that can be reviewed and repeated.
05 / Draft the document
Research is not the end of the matter. Bring verified facts and legal analysis into a full Office editing environment. Refine passages, review the substance, and prepare a document that remains editable through delivery.
Matter document / Draft
Having reviewed the available materials, we recommend clarifying the scope of delivery and acceptance arrangements.
The parties should confirm the details before delivery.
Structure the document around the matter’s facts and research, with human verification throughout.
Select a passage, describe the revision, and adjust that specific part of the document.
Continue working on structure, formatting, and substance through to a finished deliverable.
06 / Advance the matter
After research and drafting, return to the same matter to follow up on tasks, key dates, and delivery. Browser assistance helps carry the work into online services when needed.
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| Work item | Next step | Related output |
|---|---|---|
| Verify materials | Check original emails and obtain delivery records | Facts and evidence checklist |
| Review the draft | Verify citations and confirm passage edits | Draft legal opinion |
| Plan follow-up | Confirm key dates and add them to the calendar | Matter tasks and schedule |
Carry work onto the web. Get help preparing legal submissions, filling in information, and completing online tasks. Review and confirm consequential submissions yourself.
Continue within the established matter: track tasks, confirm key dates, and organize finished documents. Export dates to the system calendar with reminders to support follow-up.
Open the service
✓Prepare documents and details
✓Review before submitting
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No. You can redact and review files locally before deciding whether to share a redacted copy with cloud AI. You choose what to upload.
Factual references can point to specific locations in source files. Legal citations can link to published sources. Review the original content, context, and applicability. Traceability supports verification; it does not replace professional judgment.
Most built-in sources need no configuration. Some may require a free API key, sign-in, or other authorization. Coverage and availability depend on the source.
The current displays are illustrations and screenshot placeholders using fictional examples. Actual screenshots will follow as the product develops. Features depend on the released version.