Role-based learning
AI for legal teams
Contract answers with the clause cited, obligations swept, drafts for review.
The legal guide is built around one rule. The contract agent's goal tells it to answer only from the documents you attach, cite the clause and document for each answer, and say when the documents do not cover a question. It is told not to offer general legal principles. That agent is hired first, and the rest of the pod reads its clause index.
An obligations agent reads the same contracts for notice periods and renewals, and a Monday routine puts anything inside 30 days at the top of its report. A notes agent turns a negotiation call into actions with owners, and a research agent gathers background on a counterparty with sources and is asked to mark anything unverified. Each deliverable lands in Doc Manager for the conversation it came from.
The agents draft and organise. Advice, interpretation and anything sent to a client or the other side stay with the lawyer, who reviews the output before relying on it.
AI courses and guides for legal teams
Draft, cite and merge in the Document editor
Draft a document from chat, give it structure, rewrite and translate it, look up and cite sources, run a mail merge, comment on it, export to Word and review a stack of contracts in a grid.
Review, redact and sign PDFs in the PDF editor
Summarise a contract, mark it up by hand or from chat, fill and sign a form, redact what you can't share, rearrange pages, then protect and certificate-sign the final copy.
AI for legal teams
Contract questions answered from your documents with the clause cited, obligation and renewal sweeps, meeting actions and background research as a team of agents that drafts and organises but does not give legal advice.
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Plan and track a project in the Project editor
Build a schedule from chat, link the work, set working days and owners, then save a baseline and track slippage against it.
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Start a sheet from chat or a template, sort and filter it, write formulas, format and chart it, edit it by asking, then export, comment and share it.
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Plan a month of social posts in the Content Calendar
Ask for a posting plan in chat, read it by date, change it from chat, make pictures and clips, export it, and reopen or import plans.
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Share documents, sheets, decks, designs and projects by email, edit them live on a computer or phone, and keep changes from colliding.
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