What you can do
Every capability has a page. This is all of them, in the order they appear in the sidebar.Clients and matters
Create and manage the client, matter and folder structure everything else hangs off.
Documents
Upload at any size, poll ingestion, read extracted text, download the original bytes, delete.
Drafting
Generate a draft, revise it, apply a template, export it.
The draft lifecycle
Import a document as a draft, copy it, file it into a matter, and undo a delete.
Authoring templates
Create, import, edit, copy and retire the boilerplate your drafting runs on.
Contract review
Run a playbook against a contract and get clauses, redlines, missing clauses and negotiation priorities.
Playbook extraction
Read your negotiating positions out of a contract you already signed.
NDA triage
Screen an inbound NDA against ten criteria and your own playbook, for a green, yellow or red answer.
Compliance checks
Check a DPA, a privacy policy or a security plan against one regulation’s requirement checklist.
Compare
Diff two versions of a document and export a redline.
Matrices
Ask the same questions across hundreds of documents and get cited answers.
Matter analysis
A fact ledger, a narrative summary and a timeline, across every document in a matter.
Research and chat
Ask legal questions from your own backend and get grounded, cited answers.
Workflows
Run multi-step pipelines over a set of documents and collect their artifacts.
Cleaning up
Every delete this API publishes, what each takes with it, and what refuses.
MCP server
Every operation is also an MCP tool, so an AI agent can drive the same surface.
How it is shaped
Three properties are worth knowing before you write any code, because they apply to the whole surface. Your organization is never something you send. It comes from the credential. There is noorganizationId parameter anywhere, and a request that tries to name one is rejected. Every read and write is confined to the organization that owns the credential.
Long operations return a job, not a result. Anything that takes more than a few seconds answers 202 with an operation id. You poll one endpoint, GET /v1/operations/{operationId}, for every kind of work. See Operations.
Polling is the only completion signal. There are no webhooks today. Each 202 carries a Retry-After telling you how long to wait, and the operation resource carries honest progress.
Get started
Quickstart
Upload a contract and review it, end to end.
Authentication
Create a credential and understand scopes.
Operations
The job envelope every long call returns, and how to poll it well.
Errors
The problem+json shape and what each type means.