AI for law firms, advisory firms and administrative agencies
We automate reading contracts and documents, expiration alerts and preparing information, so your team can devote more time to professional judgment.
The judgment is yours; the repetitive work doesn't have to be
In a law firm, a tax and accounting advisory firm or an administrative agency, much of the time goes into reading documents to find specific details, keeping track of deadlines and expiration dates, moving information from one system to another and answering recurring questions.
These are tasks where AI and automation work well, because they follow patterns, and where a mistake is costly. That's why they should be designed with clear limits, a log of everything the system does and validation by a person for important decisions.
Confidentiality is also decided at the start: where documents are processed, which providers are involved and whether the AI model provider can use your information. We work with models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta and choose the right one for each case.
Use cases
Contract processing
Automatic reading of contracts to extract parties, amounts, dates and relevant clauses and enter them into a record or your practice management software.
Expiration alerts
Automatic reminders before renewals, notice periods or key dates in each contract.
Clause extraction
Finding specific clauses across a set of contracts, with a reference to the source document so the professional can review them.
Internal assistant
An agent trained on procedures, templates and internal documentation that helps the team find information.
Request sorting
Sorting the requests that arrive by email and extracting the data needed to open the case file.
New client onboarding
Automated onboarding with document collection, emails and creation of the client record.
How we implement it
Choosing the process
We choose a type of document or task with enough volume and a verifiable result.
Rules and limits
We define which data is extracted, what the system does on its own and what requires a professional's validation.
Confidentiality
We decide where documents are processed, which providers are involved and who can access the information.
Integration
We connect the solution to the firm's email, document management system or practice management software.
Validation and improvement
We compare results with manual reviews and make adjustments before expanding use.
What to require from an AI solution for your firm
- Access only to the documents and systems it needs for its task.
- Validation by a person for sensitive actions.
- A log of everything the system does, so it can be reviewed.
- Clarity about where data is processed and with which providers.
- The ability to switch AI models without rebuilding the project.
Without replacing professional judgment
AI extracts, organizes and flags; legal, tax or accounting interpretation remains with the professional. Designing the system this way also makes it easier to review each result and justify it to a client.
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Your questions, answered
What can a law firm automate with AI?
For example, extracting data and clauses from contracts, expiration alerts, sorting emails and requests, onboarding new clients or searching for information in internal documentation. We start with a process that has enough volume and a result that can be checked.
Is it safe to process contracts with AI?
It depends on how it's designed. You should decide from the outset where documents are processed, which providers are involved and whether the model provider can train on your information, as well as limiting access and logging what the system does.
Can AI make mistakes when reading a contract?
Yes, it can make mistakes, especially with poorly scanned documents or unusual wording. That's why a person validates critical data, and results are compared with manual reviews before expanding use.
Does it also work for advisory firms and administrative agencies?
Yes. Processing invoices, contracts and client documents, deadline alerts and automated client onboarding apply in the same way to tax and accounting advisory firms and to administrative agencies.
Which AI model do you use?
We work with models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta, and choose the right one for each case. The choice depends on the type of document, the volume and the confidentiality requirements.
Tell us which documents take up most of your time
We analyze the process and propose a focused pilot to check the results.
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