Run Vaquill AI under your own brand

A legal AI workspace your customers know as yours. Take the whole product on your own domain, or just the engine underneath your existing interface.

The Vaquill AI workspace: sidebar with Dashboard, Drafting, Research, Review, Documents, Clients and Matters, Vendors and US Statutes, and a source picker for matter documents, US case law and drafts
The workspace as it ships. On a white-label deployment the wordmark in the top left, the palette and the domain are yours. Everything else is what your customers get.

Six ways to deploy it

Separable, and stackable. What decides it is how much of the interface you want to own, and where the data has to sit.

ModelWhat your users seeWhere it runsWhat you build
Branded workspaceYour name, logo, colors and login, on your domainOur cloud, we operate itNothing
Dedicated instanceSame, plus your security postureSingle tenant, your cloud or oursNothing
Workspace APIOnly your product. No trace of usYour backend calls oursYour whole interface
Embeddable widgetYour title, accent color and hostSelf-hosted, Docker or NodeA script tag
Primary law APIYour product, attribution waivableOur cloud, REST and MCPEverything above the data
Bulk deliveryYour product entirelySynced into your databaseEverything above the data

What you are putting your name on

Six surfaces your customers will spend the most time in. AI-proposed redlines are attributed to the reviewer, not to the person accepting them, so a human decision always stays distinguishable from a machine suggestion.

Contract review of a SaaS agreement, showing 27 extracted clauses and 17 redlines, each tagged Escalate, Negotiate or Acceptable against a playbook

Contract review against your playbook

A SaaS agreement broken into 27 clauses and 17 redlines, each tagged Escalate, Negotiate or Acceptable, with the current language, the risk and your playbook position side by side.

The Vaquill AI add-in open in Microsoft Word, proposing a redline to a liability clause with Accept, a why-this-change explanation and a fallback position

Redlines inside Microsoft Word

The add-in sits in the Word pane your lawyers already use. Each proposed redline carries why it was made, the fallback if the other side rejects it, and a one-click Accept or Add to playbook.

Side-by-side comparison of two NDA versions, showing 13 substantive changes separated from 2 cosmetic ones, with side-by-side, redline and three-pane views

Compare any two versions

Two NDA drafts diffed to 13 substantive changes, held apart from 2 merely cosmetic ones. Read it side by side, as a redline or three-pane, then export a real Word file with native Track Changes.

Document matrix across 30 documents and 5 columns, 150 cells with 26 extracted answers, each cell carrying page-level citations and Verify and Approve controls

Tabular review across a document set

Ask the same questions of 30 documents at once: 5 columns, 150 cells, every answer carrying its page-level citations. Cells are verified and approved by a human, then exported to CSV or XLSX.

The draft editor with Editing, Suggesting and Viewing modes, a live session indicator, template placeholders and a citations panel

Real-time co-editing

Your team works the same draft at once, with live cursors. Switch between Editing, Suggesting and Viewing, so every change lands as a suggestion others accept, reject or counter-offer. Comments anchor to a passage and @-mention a colleague.

Workflow builder showing the step types available in a legal pipeline: document I/O, retrieval, extraction, analysis, verification, drafting, routing and output

Workflows that end in a file

25 built-in pipelines across contracts, compliance, discovery and motions, plus a builder for your own. Documents in, finished DOCX and XLSX out.

Everything included

Contracts

  • Clause-by-clause review with severity
  • Drafting from templates or instructions
  • Template authoring and clause library
  • Version comparison and redline export
  • Document matrix across hundreds of files

Playbooks

  • Clause rules and fallback positions
  • Structure checks and sign-off gates
  • Extract a playbook from signed contracts
  • Health scoring and drift suggestions
  • Versioning and org-wide sharing

Compliance

  • CCPA, GDPR, HIPAA, SOX and more
  • DPA review against Article 28(3) and the SCCs
  • Schrems II transfer impact assessment
  • NDA triage, ten criteria, red or green
  • Vendor registry with renewal tracking

Matters

  • Clients, matters, folders and documents
  • Fact ledger, summaries and chronology
  • Matter summaries and timelines
  • Client records spanning many matters
  • Org-shared templates and playbooks

Collaboration

  • Real-time co-editing with live cursors
  • Editing, Suggesting and Viewing modes
  • Accept, reject or counter-offer a redline
  • Threaded comments anchored to a passage
  • @-mention a teammate into a thread
  • Version history and a persistent change log

Teams and enterprise

  • SSO against your identity provider
  • Provisioning, deprovisioning and MFA policy
  • Five roles, from Owner to read-only reviewer
  • Per-matter access: open, restricted or private
  • Audit log of every admin action, CSV export
  • Multi-org switching for co-counsel work
  • Org-level overrides on any plan limit

Research

  • 5M+ sections of US primary law
  • Case law, Supreme Court through District
  • Claim-level verification of every answer
  • Citation graph and freshness checks
  • Deep research and agent mode

Documents

  • 50+ formats, including scanned OCR
  • Files up to 250 MB
  • Email forwarded straight into a matter
  • Google Drive import
  • Page-level citations on every answer

Where it shows up

Your users do not have to come to a new tab. The same workspace reaches them where they already work, and hands back files they can open.

  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Chrome extension
  • iManage
  • Word, DOCX out
  • Excel, XLSX out
  • Google Drive
  • Discord
  • Telegram
  • WhatsApp
  • Claude
  • Cursor
  • VS Code

What your security review will ask

You are reselling this, so your customer’s questionnaire becomes yours.

Tenant isolation
Each organization is isolated at the database and search-index level. Retrieval and answers are scoped to that org alone.
Credentials
Hashed, shown once, expiring within 180 days, carrying only the scopes you grant. Revocation is immediate.
Encryption and training
Encrypted at rest and in transit. We do not train on your content, and that covers API queries and output.
Audit trail
Every administrative action logged and exportable. Headless actions attribute to your own named users.

A dedicated instance adds single tenancy at the infrastructure layer, custom retention, regional residency and a custom DPA. See Security and the DPA.

How the agreement works

Four things are fixed. Branding, territory, exclusivity and price are not.

A signed agreement
White-label runs under a separate written agreement with Aralsura Solutions LLP. Branding, territory, exclusivity and price are settled there.
Live, metered traffic
Requests are served by us and metered to your account, not replayed from an extracted copy. That is what keeps the corpus current and the licence clean.
The corpus stays ours to maintain
You present the product as yours. You do not claim to have compiled the underlying corpus, because keeping it current is the part we do.
The verification notice passes through
Your users see what ours do: legal information, not legal advice, and cited authority should be checked against the official source.

The governing language is in our Terms, Section 21.7.

Questions we get asked

Can our customers tell it is Vaquill AI?
On a branded workspace, no. On the Workspace API there is nothing to see, because you build the interface. On the data API, attribution is waivable under your agreement.
Can we run it in our own cloud?
Yes, as a single-tenant instance. That path also covers custom retention, regional residency, a custom DPA and a full security review.
Do we have to take the whole product?
No. Some partners take only the primary law data under their own application. Others take the entire workspace. Most land on the Workspace API with their own interface on top.
How fast can we launch?
The widget is a script tag, so same day. The Workspace API is a credential and a first call. A branded workspace depends on how much of the brand work you hand us.

Tell us what you are building

Describe the product, who buys it, and what it has to do on day one. We will tell you which model fits and whether your date is realistic.

Only need the data? See the US primary law API.