Legal
Contract clauses + citations + obligations. Per-jurisdiction.
Law firms, in-house legal teams, and legal-tech platforms extract structured data from contracts, court filings, and statutes. Pre-built clause libraries, citation parsing in Bluebook + ALWD format, obligation tracking with date math, jurisdiction tagging. Lower-friction than building your own; cheaper than per-seat legal AI tools.
Document types
What we extract for legal teams.
Contracts (commercial)
NDAs, MSAs, SOWs, employment agreements. Clauses extracted as structured fields with citation back to source.
Court filings
Complaints, motions, briefs, orders. Caption parsing, citation extraction, holding identification.
Case law
Court opinions with citation parsing (Bluebook + ALWD). Holdings, dicta, factual statements distinguished.
Leases
Commercial + residential leases. Term, rent escalation, renewal options, default clauses extracted as structured fields with auto-computed dates.
Regulatory filings
10-Ks, 8-Ks, S-1s, proxy statements. Material event extraction, risk-factor tagging, executive compensation.
Patents + IP
Patent claims, prior art references, prosecution history. Multi-page table aggregation for claim charts.
Built for the workflow
Capabilities that matter in legal.
Clause library
40+ pre-built clause types (indemnification, limitation of liability, governing law, force majeure, termination, IP assignment, etc.). Each extracts the substantive text + key parameters as separate fields.
Citation parsing
Bluebook + ALWD format both supported. Parses case citations, statutory citations, regulatory citations into structured components (volume, reporter, page, year, court).
Obligation tracking
Extract "Party A shall do X by Y date" patterns. Auto-compute dates from relative anchors ("90 days after closing"). Export to calendar / contract-management system.
Jurisdiction tagging
US federal + 50 states, plus India, UK, EU, Singapore. Citation parsing locale-aware; governing-law clause extraction returns ISO codes.
The addon
Legal pack
Attach to any paid plan. $249/mo on any paid plan · included Enterprise. Vertical-specific templates, compliance gates, and field types — all integrated into the same DocuExtract platform you already use.
FAQ
Questions legal buyers ask.
- How does this compare to Spellbook / Kira / Harvey?
- Different value prop. Spellbook is $99/user/month for inline contract drafting (Word plugin). Kira is $50K+/year for clause extraction during diligence. Harvey is $150K+/year for legal research. DocuExtract Legal pack is $249/month flat — it ships the underlying clause extraction + citation parsing + obligation tracking as an API + dashboard, not a seat-based product. Best for in-house legal ops automating contract intake, not for outside-counsel drafting.
- Which jurisdictions does the citation parser handle?
- US federal courts + all 50 states (Bluebook + ALWD). Indian Supreme Court, High Courts, Tribunals (Indian Law Institute citation format). UK + EU (OSCOLA + ECLI). Singapore (Singapore Academy of Law). Adding a jurisdiction = adding a citation grammar; talk to consulting for unusual jurisdictions.
- Can I plug in my own clause library?
- Yes — the 40+ built-in clauses are starter templates. Add your own via the template builder. Custom-built clauses can be exported + shared back to the marketplace if you choose; we don't take a cut on legal-pack templates.
- Does it integrate with iManage / NetDocuments / SharePoint?
- Via webhook + API today. Native iManage connector on the roadmap (talk to consulting if it would unblock a deal).
- How accurate is clause extraction on real contracts?
- 92–97% F1 on the 40+ built-in clause types when tested on EDGAR + standard contract corpora. Real-world accuracy depends on contract format + clause language; validate on a sample before committing to high volume. Verbatim grounding means every extracted clause links back to the exact source paragraph — easy to spot-check.
- What about ediscovery / litigation production?
- Not the v1 use case. The Legal pack is geared toward contract intake + case-law research + regulatory filings. For ediscovery scale (millions of docs, predictive coding), talk to consulting about a custom deployment.
Run your worst legal documents through the free tier.
500 credits/month is enough to evaluate against real work. See the actual accuracy before committing to a plan.