The product

Six surfaces, one citation guard.

Every screen below is the running product, captured against a demo firm. Nothing here is a mockup.

Research threads

Ask in the language you work in

Put a question in plain language and get an answer built only from what the corpus actually contains: the statute quoted, the judgment named, and a citation chip on every claim that you can check. Threads keep their history, so a follow-up narrows the same ground rather than starting again.

  • English, French and Kreol Morisien, on the same corpus.
  • Citations resolve to the judgment or the code article.
  • Save an answer to the firm's library in one click.
A research thread answering a question on the mandatory notice period, quoting the Workers' Rights Act and three judgments, each with a verified citation chip.

Screens throughout this site show a demo firm with illustrative matters. The legislation and judgments cited are real.

The refusal

It says when it does not know

When the corpus does not support a precise answer, juris refuses and says why, rather than producing fluent text with nothing under it. This is the behaviour the rest of the product is built to protect, and it is the one that makes the answers you do get worth relying on.

A research thread showing a refusal notice: the question falls outside the corpus, so juris declines to answer rather than guessing.

Document Vault

Your matter documents, searchable next to the corpus and scoped strictly to your firm.

Upload, then ask across them

Documents are chunked and embedded on upload and become searchable immediately. Vault Ask puts a question to a selected set of them and answers from those documents alone, citing the page it came from. Scans that carry no text are flagged rather than silently indexed as empty.

  • Full-text and semantic search over the firm's own files.
  • Ask mode answers from a chosen subset, with page-level sources.
  • Documents needing OCR are surfaced, not hidden.
Vault Ask: two documents selected, a question asked against them, and an answer citing the specific document and page.

Organised by matter from the start

Every document belongs to a matter, carries its status, and is visible only to the people that matter grants access to. Precedents can be marked so they surface across the firm rather than staying buried in one file.

The Vault document list, showing filenames, their matter, ingestion status and which are marked as precedents.

Review Grid

One question across a bundle, answered per document, each answer still individually cited.

Read a bundle as a table

Define the columns you care about, notice period, termination date, severance, whether a non-compete is present, and run them across every document at once. Each cell keeps its own source, so a number you doubt is one click from the clause it came from. A verbatim column quotes the contract language rather than paraphrasing it.

  • Typed columns: text, date, money, boolean, verbatim.
  • Cells you correct are marked as reviewer-edited.
  • Watch and issue flags are set by people, never by the model.
  • Export the grid to CSV.
A completed Review Grid across six employment documents with five columns, showing differing notice periods and severance figures, a reviewer edit, and watch and issue flags.

Every cell opens to its source

Open a cell and you get the extracted answer, the passage it was taken from, and the controls to correct it or flag it for someone else to look at. Nothing in the grid is a number you have to take on trust.

A Review Grid cell opened, showing the extracted value, the source passage it came from, and controls to edit or flag it.

Workflow Agents

The checks you run every time, written down once and run the same way by everyone.

Multi-step, and grounded at every step

A workflow is a sequence of research steps with its own inputs. Each step retrieves and answers under exactly the same citation guard as a single question, so a four-step run is four grounded answers, not one long unsupervised essay. Firms can author their own alongside the built-in ones.

The Workflow Agents library, showing built-in workflows for employment termination compliance, lease clause review and statutory limitation checks alongside a firm-authored one.

See the plan before it runs

Fill in the inputs and juris shows you the steps it is about to take before anything runs. You approve the plan, then watch each step complete with its own sources attached.

A workflow plan preview dialog listing the steps that will run, shown before the run is started.

A run you can audit afterwards

Completed runs keep every step's answer, sources and retrieved passages, so the work can be checked later by someone who was not there when it ran.

A completed workflow run, each step expanded to show its grounded answer and the sources it used.

Matter workspaces and the firm library

Work grouped the way a firm already groups it, with access to match.

Everything hangs off the matter

Threads, documents and workflow runs all belong to a matter. Each matter has a lead and its own member list, and sensitive matters can be restricted so they are visible only to the people on them.

A matter's member list, showing the lead and contributor and viewer roles for other members of the firm.

Good work stops being lost

Answers, prompts, queries, templates and clauses can be saved to a shared library, so the research one person did in March is findable by the person who needs it in September.

The firm library, listing saved answers, prompts, queries, templates and clauses with their visibility.

Talk to us about your firm

There is no self-serve signup. Every engagement starts with a conversation about your firm's matters and how the back office should be set up for you.