The DocJuris Platform
The complete AI service for in-house legal. Platform included.
One front door, purpose-built apps for every practice area, a governed Library underneath, 50+ integrations, and legal engineers who build what’s missing: legal teams complete work instead of just tracking it.
One front door
Describe the work. Concierge routes it, runs it, and reports back.
The most common failure mode in legal AI is not accuracy; it is that nobody can find the right tool. So we removed the finding. “I need an NDA reviewed for a supplier in Texas” is enough: the request lands in the right capability with details pre-filled, and the finished file lands back in the thread.
Plain English in
Type the task or tap a chip: review an NDA, extract obligations, fill a template, check my jobs. Documents attach right in the thread.
Your content, cited
Questions are answered from your repositories, policies, FAQs, and research, never invented, with citations back to the governing source.
Deep-linked delivery
Every conversation is a saved, searchable thread. Finished work notifies you in-app and by email, deep-linked to the deliverable.
Capabilities
The whole contract lifecycle, covered.
Six core capabilities move every agreement from first draft to renewal: outcomes first, apps underneath.
The Workforce
Purpose-built apps for every practice area.
Organized the way in-house departments are. Start with what you need today; every app speaks the same playbook.
The Library
Your standards, governed once, read by every app.
Ten library tools ship inside every workflow: playbooks, approved clauses, policies, templates, obligations, and approvals live in one governed place. Update the asset, and every review and draft built on it follows; there is no rebuild and no retraining.
The AI sounds like your team because it reads your team’s assets; drift between policy and practice ends because the standard lives in one governed place.
Build your own · Agent Lab
Bring us the workflow your team dreads.
Every capability in the catalog began as someone’s answer to one question: what’s repeatable and expensive? Describe the workflow in the Agent Lab and a working agent ships to your deployment in days, not quarters. Commercially, it is simple: a scoped one-time build, then usage credits. It buys like the professional services your budget already knows.
A conversation, not a spec
Describe the workflow, the inputs, and the deliverable. The Lab asks its clarifying questions first.
A build card you confirm
You see exactly what will be built before anything is created: intake, grounding, and deliverable. Revise in the same chat.
Days later, it’s working
Grounded in your playbooks and policies, governed by your approvals, running in your Hub next to the standard agents.
Litigation, employment, governance, product counseling: if your practice area isn’t in the catalog yet, this is how it gets there. Early access.
Enterprise-ready
Security review passes on architecture, not exceptions.
The enterprise plumbing procurement actually asks about: SOC 2 Type II certified, with nine years of enterprise contract AI behind it.
Your own deployment
An isolated tenant at yourcompany.docjuris.ai with your own service stack and data boundary, not a shared black box.
Your identity provider
Single sign-on via OpenID Connect, with permission groups scoping access down to individual repositories and capabilities.
Transparent by design
Logins and permission changes are audit-logged; every AI action is metered transparently, visible to admins and never used to block work.
See it run on your contracts.
A guided walkthrough on your paper, your playbook, and your workflow: 15 minutes to find where we build first.
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