Read the whole case file in an afternoon, not a week
AI that organizes evidence, compares precedent and drafts first versions — on a server inside your firm, so privileged client information never reaches a third party.
Book a discovery callWhat legal teams use it for
The assistant reads, organizes and drafts. Lawyers do the legal analysis and make every call.
Litigation, evidence and research
Compare precedent with the current case
Search approved legal sources and compare the facts, legal issues and reasoning of similar decisions — including the ones that go against you.
You stay in control: the lawyer checks relevance, authority and whether later decisions have changed the position.
Read the case file and connect the evidence
Organize and summarize statements, contracts, emails, submissions and other evidence, linking each factual claim to the document that supports or challenges it. Missing attachments, unreadable pages and unprocessed documents are clearly flagged.
You stay in control: lawyers work from the linked source documents, not the summary alone.
Test both parties' arguments
Compare your arguments with the opposing party's submissions and highlight contradictions, unsupported statements, missing evidence and open questions on either side — for example, two different dates for the same event.
You stay in control: the lawyer decides whether a difference matters and how to address it.
Build timelines and first drafts
Prepare a timeline of events, correspondence, evidence and decisions linked to the originals, and draft initial arguments, responses, memoranda and letters in your approved formats.
You stay in control: lawyers verify facts, references and deadlines and complete the legal analysis before anything is submitted.
Contracts, transactions and daily practice
Prepare and review contracts
Produce a first draft from an approved template and the lawyer's instructions, with missing details and key provisions — payment, liability, confidentiality, termination — highlighted.
You stay in control: the lawyer reviews the wording against the client's needs and approves the final contract.
Compare versions and support due diligence
Compare contract versions and highlight changed clauses, unusual obligations, penalties and termination conditions. In due diligence, organize large contract sets and identify missing documents or potential issues.
You stay in control: lawyers assess the significance of each finding and advise the client.
Extract structured matter information
Turn information scattered across documents into a clear table of clients, counterparties, contracts, cases, obligations and key dates, each linked back to its source. Less repeated data entry, easier follow-up.
You stay in control: staff verify the table before it is transferred to the firm's systems.
Reuse the firm's knowledge and prepare for meetings
Search previous cases, templates, policies and advice for useful examples. Before a client meeting, get a short brief on the client's history, current issues and outstanding actions.
You stay in control: access permissions keep each client's information visible only to the people entitled to see it.
A meeting assistant that stays in the firm
Turn permitted recordings into draft minutes, decisions, action points and follow-up tasks, with processing and storage inside your own infrastructure.
You stay in control: notes are checked before they go into the case file, under your recording and retention procedures.
Less routine administration
Prepare document lists, organize files, draft routine updates and catch inconsistent names, numbering or missing attachments — so lawyers and paralegals spend more time on analysis, negotiation and clients.
You stay in control: staff remain responsible for reviewing all prepared work.
Privileged information stays privileged
Case files, client correspondence and draft submissions are processed on hardware inside your firm. No prompt, document or answer is sent to an external AI provider, and access follows your own matter permissions.
- Client documents processed and stored on your premises
- Access separated by matter and client
- Meeting recordings under your own retention procedures
- External connections controlled and limited
A typical law firm setup
An example of what we often start with. Large case files and due diligence work usually call for a larger model.
- Business AI tier for 10–25 users, Enterprise AI for larger firms or heavy due diligence
- Search across case files, templates and previous matters, with links to the source
- Per-matter access permissions
- Local meeting assistant for permitted recordings
- Runs fully offline, with optional controlled web search
- Rental, rent-to-own or purchase
Ready to talk it through?
Tell us what you need to store or run, and we will come back with what it takes.
Contact Information
- Phone
- +46 768 722 033
- info@onprio.com
- Address
- Grusvägen 15, 25464 Helsingborg, Sweden