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Every answer names the document it came from

Legal AI Software for Law Firms with AI Contract Review and Document Analysis

Drop in a contract or a case file, ask in plain English, and read an answer that names the document it came from.

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One vault per matter
Private to your account
Up to 1,000 files in a case
Read together, not one by one
Every answer sourced
Named file, open it and check

services agreement matter

  • high Termination for convenience on 60 days written notice Master Services Agreement.pdf, clause 12.3
  • high Client pays committed third party costs that cannot be cancelled Schedule 4 costs.docx, paragraph 2
  • medium Notice must go to the address for service in the agreement Master Services Agreement.pdf, clause 12.3
  • low A scanned exhibit could not be read and was left out of the answer Exhibit 14 scan.jpg

How an answer reads

You ask the question the way you would ask an associate. The answer comes back with the file it was taken from, so nothing has to be trusted on faith.

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  1. Question

    On what notice can the client terminate for convenience, and what do we owe them if they do?

  2. Read together, not one by one

    Master Services Agreement.pdf Schedule 4 costs.docx Correspondence.pdf Exhibit 14 scan.jpg

  3. Answer

    Either party may terminate for convenience on 60 days written notice. On such a termination the client pays for work completed to the termination date plus committed third party costs that cannot be cancelled. Notice must go to the address for service in the agreement.

    Master Services Agreement.pdf, clause 12.3 Schedule 4 costs.docx, paragraph 2

  4. When a document cannot be read, CaseClerk says so instead of inventing an answer.

What CaseClerk does

One job: reading a large pile of case documents faster than a person can, without losing the citation trail. CaseClerk reads every pleading, contract, exhibit and scan in a matter and answers in plain English.

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A vault per matter
Keep every document of one matter in one vault: pleadings, contracts, correspondence, scans. Add more as the case moves. Each vault is private to your account.
Contract analysis across the file
Pull out key terms, obligations and risks from the agreements in the case, and compare what one document says against another.
Discovery review, whole file at once
Ask in plain English and the question runs against the whole vault, not one file at a time, so evidence and patterns surface without a manual pass.
Any format, full history
PDF, Word (.docx), Excel, PowerPoint, OpenDocument, RTF, plain text, CSV and scans as images. Every question and answer stays in the case history, and the page counter shows exactly what you have used.
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$99 USD per month

2,500 pages a month

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$249 USD per month

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$499 USD per month

30,000 pages a month

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Prices are monthly. Paid a year ahead, every plan costs half of that. The fourth plan, Enterprise, is $998 a month for 60,000 pages.

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