Guide to the experience
Begin with the workflows explained here: question, source, draft and review. Guides for publicly available tools will be completed when those tools become available.
Begin by understanding the question, source, matter and review. This page provides introductory guidance to the experience, showing what you can explore today and what must be completed before public use.
Begin with the workflows explained here: question, source, draft and review. Guides for publicly available tools will be completed when those tools become available.
We aim to publish explanations of research, sources and legal review. Editorial material needs preparation and review; this page does not claim published articles already exist.
Announced changes describe their scope and limits. Today there is a multilingual introductory website and development versions of some tools, not a launch announcement for the private platform.
This is the intended product workflow. Its tools develop in stages; document approval remains the professional's decision.
Begin with a question or matter, then identify parties, facts, documents and jurisdiction. Collecting and editing these within a matter is an intended workflow.
Check the text, version, page and context. Experimental search illustrates access to the original; actual sources need rights and quality acceptance.
Separate source quotations from conclusions, and review gaps and conflicts. Experimental answers do not replace legal review; advanced drafting tools are planned.
Review and approval stay with the authorized user. Version history and export belong to the intended product and require completion and testing before availability.
Describe your needs so we can discuss the workflow and scope of a demonstration.