Legal
Use your firm's knowledge. Review documents with a sound basis.
Your legal team needs approved clauses, earlier decisions and the client's instructions together. LeanCTX prepares that knowledge for your AI assistant. Your team can review a draft against the firm's own guidance and understand why a wording was chosen.
Does this contract change match our approved clauses and instructions?
Approved contract template and clauses
Requested change and review instructions
Relevant internal guidance
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Review a contract change
A contract clause changes. Before approving it, your team must compare the draft with the firm's wording and the instructions for this matter.
- What information helps?
Approved contract template and clauses
Requested change and review instructions
Relevant internal guidance
- How LeanCTX helps
LeanCTX prepares the relevant approved passages for the AI assistant. The assistant can compare the draft with those references and flag differences for review.
- What your team gains
Your lawyers receive a review draft with references to the source material. They check completeness and legal meaning, then decide which changes to approve.
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Make earlier decisions useful again
A negotiated clause resembles an earlier case. Your team wants to understand why that wording was chosen, without relying on someone's memory.
- What information helps?
Approved clause variants
Recorded reasons and review notes
Current draft and review question
- How LeanCTX helps
LeanCTX brings the relevant clauses and recorded reasoning together for the assistant. It can summarise similarities, differences and open questions, with references to the originals.
- What your team gains
The team can refer to earlier decisions when reviewing the current clause. A lawyer checks the original circumstances and decides what applies to the current matter.
LeanCTX
How LeanCTX fits into your company.
LeanCTX prepares relevant company knowledge for the AI applications your teams use. Your teams can work with that information and check its sources. The connected systems and permitted information are agreed before use.
Integration details and limits
Context preparation covers the reads and tool results handled by the active integration. Model delivery controls require a separately qualified execution path. Custom connectors, SDK production rights and rollout are scoped separately.
What these examples use
Approved templates, clauses and notes for the selected task. Other clients' matters and unapproved drafts remain excluded.