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Request intake
The task starts with matter context, desired work product, reviewer role, and excluded material.
Legeva for governed legal work
AI legal work, governed from intake to answer
Legeva turns matters, sources, agents, review, and audit into one governed workspace for legal teams.
Governed operating model
Show the work before anyone relies on it.
Legeva is organized around the reviewable path legal teams need: request, sources, agent execution, lawyer review, audit trail, and controlled handoff.
No unsupported productivity metrics, invented customer logos, or claims that replace professional judgment.
The platform is framed for evaluation with approved materials, source boundaries, and named reviewers.
Describe task
Review the target company vendor agreements for assignment, termination, and unusual liability language.
Source scope: data room contractsOutput: diligence findings register
Agent executes
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Plan
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Retrieve
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Prepare
Sources, unresolved assumptions, transformations, and output drafts are captured with the run.
Lawyer reviews
Accept with edits
Escalate exception
Release to matter file
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Source scope
Agents work from permitted documents, knowledge, playbooks, and connected systems.
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Agent execution
Plans, retrieval steps, drafts, assumptions, and unresolved issues remain visible.
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Lawyer review
Counsel edits, approves, escalates, or rejects before external reliance or handoff.
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Audit trail
Instructions, sources, draft versions, reviewer actions, and release decisions are preserved.
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System handoff
Approved outputs can be routed to matter files, queues, exports, or connected tools.
Service architecture
Legal AI modules with controls attached.
Each service area is described by the work it performs and the proof a buyer can inspect: inputs, source grounding, reviewer status, and audit evidence.
Delegated tasks
AI legal agents
Task-specific agents prepare research, review, drafting, diligence, and operations work inside defined matter boundaries.
Instruction plans, source lists, work product, and review status stay visible.
Grounded analysis
Legal research
Research workflows assemble authorities, compare positions, surface conflicts, and prepare citations for legal review.
Every answer can show source grounding and unresolved assumptions.
Matter evidence
Document review
Review large document sets for issues, obligations, risk signals, privilege cues, and matter-specific classification.
Reviewer decisions can be captured beside model suggestions and source excerpts.
Controlled language
Drafting and redlining
Prepare first drafts, clause alternatives, redline positions, and negotiation notes from approved playbooks.
Drafts carry rationale, source references, and human approval gates.
Portfolio insight
Contract intelligence
Extract obligations, renewal terms, deviations, negotiation positions, and risk patterns from contract estates.
Structured terms can flow into reports, alerts, and downstream systems.
Transaction review
Due diligence
Accelerate diligence across contracts, corporate records, policies, financial exhibits, and disclosure schedules.
Findings can be organized by issue, document, risk level, and reviewer disposition.
Repeatable work
Workflow automation
Turn recurring legal requests into guided workflows with routing, approvals, document steps, and audit evidence.
Teams can standardize intake while keeping exceptions visible.
Institutional memory
Knowledge management
Make approved precedents, matter notes, research, policies, and playbooks usable by agents and lawyers.
Knowledge access follows the same permissions as the underlying material.
Operating view
Legal operations analytics
Track legal demand, throughput, review queues, workflow bottlenecks, and adoption signals without inventing outcomes.
Dashboards reflect actual matter activity, not unsupported productivity claims.
Existing systems
Integrations and connectors
Connect document systems, matter platforms, CLM, eDiscovery, identity, email, and knowledge repositories.
Connector policy defines what agents can read, write, summarize, or escalate.
Control plane
Security and governance
Configure access, review gates, retention, source boundaries, audit trails, and deployment policy for legal work.
Governance is visible in the workflow, not hidden in a separate console.
Buyer paths
Built for the teams that carry legal work.
The same governed model can start in a practice group, legal department, transaction team, litigation team, compliance function, or legal operations program.
Law firms
Bring research, drafting, review, and matter knowledge into one governed delivery layer.
Matter researchDraft prepReview queues
In-house legal teams
Triage requests, prepare repeatable work, and keep counsel in control of final advice.
IntakePolicy answersContract support
Litigation teams
Organize facts, evidence, authorities, and argument work around live matters.
ChronologiesAuthority mapsIssue review
Transactional and M&A teams
Review target materials, identify deviations, and prepare diligence outputs.
DiligenceRedlinesRisk registers
Compliance and regulatory teams
Monitor obligations, compare policies, and prepare evidence for control owners.
Regulatory watchPolicy reviewControl evidence
Legal operations and innovation teams
Standardize workflows, measure demand, and govern AI adoption across legal teams.
AutomationAnalyticsAdoption governance
Mid-sized firms
Adopt enterprise-grade legal AI patterns without building a large internal platform team.
Knowledge reuseClient deliveryPractice workflows
Agentic workflow
From instruction to reviewed work product.
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Describe the legal task
A lawyer or approved team member gives the matter context, source scope, desired output, and review expectation.
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Agent executes inside policy
Legeva plans the work, gathers permitted sources, prepares work product, and records what was used.
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Lawyer reviews and releases
A human reviewer accepts, edits, escalates, or rejects the output with the audit trail preserved.
Governance and integration
Controls belong beside the work.
Sensitive legal work needs source permissions, review gates, matter auditability, and clear boundaries before any system updates or external use.
Permission-aware source access
Agents only operate on approved repositories, matters, and documents available to the requesting user or workflow.
Human review gates
High-impact outputs can require named reviewer approval before they leave the workspace or update a system.
Matter-level audit trails
Instructions, retrieved sources, transformations, draft versions, reviewer actions, and handoffs can be traced.
Deployment governance
Administrators can stage agents, constrain actions, define retention expectations, and monitor usage patterns.
System handoff
Fit the systems legal teams already trust.
Integrations are framed as governed read, write, summarize, escalate, or export permissions. Nothing is presented as an uncontrolled automation path.
Document management systems
Matter management
Contract lifecycle management
eDiscovery platforms
Knowledge repositories
Email and calendar
Identity and SSO
Data warehouses
Start with a governed workflow
Evaluate Legeva against the legal work your team actually performs.
Bring a representative matter, source set, or recurring workflow. Legeva can be framed around the controls and review expectations your organization needs.
Opens an email to contact@legeva.com. Include the workflow, source systems, and review expectations you want to evaluate.