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Legal Technology Solutions
AI Contract & Court Intelligence for Law Firms, Counsel & Advocates
AI contract review, redlining, Indian court research across SC, HCs, NCLT, ITAT, CCI, and CESTAT, and white-label client reports — built for law firms, in-house legal teams, and individual advocates.
0–100
Legal Health Score
Quantified contract risk per matter
6
Courts indexed
SC, HCs, NCLT, ITAT, CCI, CESTAT
4
Regulators tracked
SEBI, RBI, MCA/ROC, GST
DPDP
Act 2023 ready
AES-256 vault, full audit logs
Industry overview
Where Legal Services meets modern engineering
The legal services industry is under pressure to deliver faster, defensible work without burning out senior associates on routine review. Contracts pile up, regulators move quickly, and clients expect citation-backed answers in hours, not weeks. Our legal technology stack — anchored by our LexVio platform — automates the routine while keeping a clear paper trail: AI contract review with Word-exportable redlines, Indian court research with linked citation graphs, portfolio-wide clause benchmarking, and an AES-256 encrypted vault designed for DPDP Act 2023 compliance. The result is a practice that ships more polished work in less time, with every step audit-logged. Where a matter crosses borders, the LexVio Global edition reviews contracts governed by foreign law across 17 jurisdiction profiles in 14 countries.
Key challenges
- Hours lost to first-pass contract review and routine redlining
- Court research scattered across multiple paid databases
- Inconsistent clause language across deals and offices
- Manual filing calendars for SEBI, RBI, MCA, and GST obligations
- Client expectations of faster turnaround with citation-backed memos
- Data privacy and DPDP Act 2023 compliance for client documents
Key benefits
- 0–100 Legal Health Score on every contract reviewed
- Court research across SC, HCs, NCLT, ITAT, CCI, and CESTAT in one tool
- Portfolio-wide clause benchmarking and drift alerts
- White-label client reports for advocate practices
- AES-256 vault with role-based access and full audit logging
- DPDP Act 2023 compliant — no training on customer data
Industry impact
Measurable, reported outcomes
0–100
Legal Health Score
Quantified contract risk per matter
6
Courts indexed
SC, HCs, NCLT, ITAT, CCI, CESTAT
4
Regulators tracked
SEBI, RBI, MCA/ROC, GST
DPDP
Act 2023 ready
AES-256 vault, full audit logs
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LexVio
The AI legal platform that powers this stack — contract review and redlining, Indian court research with citation graphs, and a DPDP-ready matter vault.
- 0–100 contract risk scoring with Word-exportable redlines
- Citation-graph research across SC, HCs, NCLT, ITAT, CCI & CESTAT
- AES-256 vault — no training on your data
- Compliance calendar with 14-day pre-deadline alerts
Our solutions
Legal Services Technology Solutions
AI tooling and matter infrastructure for modern legal practices.
AI Contract Review & Redlining
Score, flag, and redline contracts in seconds with tracked changes exportable to Word.
- 0–100 Legal Health Score
- Per-clause risk flags
- AI suggested redlines
- Word-compatible exports
- Clause library benchmarking
- Playbook enforcement
Indian Court & Tribunal Research
Search Supreme Court, High Courts, NCLT, ITAT, CCI, and CESTAT by clause type with citation graphs.
- SC + High Court coverage
- NCLT, ITAT, CCI, CESTAT
- Clause-type search
- Citation graph visualisation
- Case summaries
- Saved research workspaces
Matter & Document Vault
AES-256 encrypted vault with version control, granular permissions, and audit logs.
- AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit
- Granular role-based access
- Version control & DRM
- Bulk ZIP upload
- Audit-ready logs
- On-prem deployment option
Portfolio Intelligence
Vault-wide search, clause benchmarking, negotiation history, and drift alerts across every matter.
- Vault-wide semantic search
- Clause benchmarking
- Negotiation playback
- Drift alerts
- Coverage mapping
- White-label reports
Compliance & Filing Calendar
Continuously monitor SEBI, RBI, MCA/ROC, and GST with pre-deadline alerts and change feeds.
- SEBI / RBI / MCA / GST monitoring
- 14-day pre-deadline alerts
- Regulatory change feed
- Filing templates
- Client-specific calendars
- Email + WhatsApp alerts
Workflow Agents & Integrations
No-code multi-step workflows plus Intelligence APIs, SAML SSO, SCIM, and WhatsApp bot access.
- No-code workflow builder
- Intelligence REST API
- SAML SSO & SCIM
- WhatsApp document review
- Webhook event hooks
- CRM / DMS integrations
Our approach
How We Deploy Legal AI in Your Practice
A methodology that pairs AI rollout with playbook capture, training, and audit-ready operations.
Step 01
Discover
Map matter types, playbooks, and document volumes across the practice.
Step 02
Configure
Encode your clause library, risk thresholds, and client-facing report styles.
Step 03
Integrate
Wire SSO, vaults, calendars, and APIs into your DMS, CRM, and billing tools.
Step 04
Operate
Continuous monitoring, deadline alerts, and quarterly playbook reviews.
Designed to support
Built for legal services operations
The workloads our platforms are engineered to handle — from first deployment through enterprise scale.
Mid-size law firms
Faster contract turnaround on routine matters
AI handles first-pass review and redlining so partners spend their time on negotiation strategy, not commas.
Hours reclaimed per matterIn-house legal teams
One source of truth for every contract
Vault-wide search, clause benchmarking, and drift alerts replace shared drives and email threads.
Portfolio-wide visibilityAdvocate practices
White-label client reports backed by case law
Citation-graph backed memos and review reports — branded for the practice, ready in minutes.
Branded, citation-backedLitigation chambers
SC / HC / tribunal research in one tool
Searchable judgments across SC, HCs, NCLT, ITAT, CCI, and CESTAT with linked citation graphs.
6 courts/tribunals indexedFAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about our legal services solutions.
Is the AI trained on Indian law specifically?
Yes. Our models are trained on the Indian Contract Act 1872, Companies Act 2013, SEBI regulations, GST Act, and the Supreme Court / High Court judgments corpus — not a translated foreign legal tool.
Will my client documents be used to train models?
No. Customer documents are never used to train models without explicit consent. Documents are stored in an AES-256 encrypted vault with TLS 1.3 in transit, RBAC, and full audit logging. The platform is DPDP Act 2023 compliant.
Which courts and tribunals are covered for research?
Supreme Court, High Courts, NCLT, ITAT, CCI, and CESTAT — searchable by clause type, jurisdiction, and citation graph.
Can the AI redline contracts and export to Word?
Yes. The AI generates tracked-change redlines with rationale, exportable as native Word documents that fit straight into your existing negotiation workflow.
Do you support white-label client reports?
Yes. Advocate and Business plans support white-labelled review reports and ATS-friendly outputs, branded for your practice.
How does this integrate with our existing DMS or CRM?
Via our Intelligence API and webhooks for data flow, SAML SSO and SCIM for identity, and a browser extension plus WhatsApp bot for in-context review. On-prem deployment is available for regulated workloads.
Can you review contracts governed by foreign law?
Yes — through LexVio Global at global.lexvio.ai, a separate edition with its own accounts and USD billing that shares one backend with the India platform. It holds 17 jurisdiction profiles across 14 countries, and goes to sub-national level where contract law is sub-national: Delaware, New York and California in the US, Ontario in Canada, and the DIFC in the UAE. It reads the governing-law clause before deciding which law applies; where a contract names none, the jurisdiction is recorded as unknown and the contract is reviewed as a general commercial contract rather than reassigned to another country’s law on a guess.
How do you verify what the AI says about foreign law?
Eight of the seventeen jurisdiction profiles are backed by a live adapter that checks the claim against the official government source — legislation.gov.uk, the Irish Statute Book, CELLAR for EU instruments, gesetze-im-internet.de, Australia’s Federal Register of Legislation, Hong Kong e-Legislation via DATA.GOV.HK, Ontario e-Laws, and California’s leginfo. In those a citation can reach a verified verdict; elsewhere the profile is still used but citations are labelled unverified rather than implied confirmed. Sources are used only where the licence and terms permit programmatic access, which is why some jurisdictions deliberately have no adapter.
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