LawGeex

What is LawGeex?

LawGeex uses patented AI to review and redline legal documents against a company's predefined policies. The vendor says that, unlike tools that only flag unacceptable or missing clauses, it considers the contract's context and the company's position, and it says it can negotiate with the counterparty.

Key capabilities of LawGeex

• Policy-based review: reviews and redlines contracts according to company policy.
• Digital playbook: turns positions, risks and guidelines into standardized review rules.
• Context-aware reasoning: designed to reason like an experienced attorney, per the vendor.
• Analytics: metrics on return on investment, team efficiency and negotiation.
• Security measures: protections for sensitive information.

How LawGeex works

Legal teams encode their rules in a digital playbook, then contracts are checked against it. LawGeex redlines the document and records the results for analytics. The vendor says it can be integrated with a company's tech stack but does not name specific tools.

Who uses LawGeex?

LawGeex is for in-house legal teams and contract operations groups that review high volumes of routine agreements such as NDAs and vendor contracts. A Forrester report cited on the vendor site reports 209 percent ROI and over 6,500 hours saved, and the vendor claims 80 percent time saved on contract review.

LawGeex pricing

LawGeex does not list prices. Visitors are directed to request a demo.

LawGeex alternatives

Spellbook drafts and reviews contracts inside Microsoft Word with a generative AI assistant. DraftWise focuses on drafting and precedent search for law firms. CoCounsel, from Thomson Reuters, is a broader legal assistant for research, review and drafting. LawGeex differs by centering on automated playbook-based redlining for in-house teams.