Legal
Diligence read overnight. Drafts from your own precedent. Every finding stays privileged, behind your walls.
Privilege doesn’t leave the building. monō runs inside your perimeter, on your models, so the work product agents produce is as protected as the work product your lawyers produce. You add capacity, not exposure.
Where agents land
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Diligence & Data Rooms
Point agents at the data room. They classify every document, extract the terms that matter, flag the risks and draft the diligence report, with every finding linked back to its source page.
Proven on a top-tier firm diligence exercise.
Replaces: Manual document review, junior diligence hours
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Drafting & PrecedentBeta
Agents draft from your house precedent and prior matters, not the open internet, so the first draft already sounds like your firm and cites the clauses you trust.
Replaces: Blank-page drafting, precedent hunting
03
Conflicts & ComplianceBeta
Agents run conflicts across the matter, the parties and the firm’s history, and keep regulatory obligations tracked, surfacing the exceptions, clearing the rest.
Replaces: Manual conflict searches, obligation spreadsheets
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Matter & KnowledgeComing soon
Every matter, document and decision becomes living, searchable knowledge, so the next deal starts from everything the firm already knows, not a blank precedent bank.
Replaces: Lost institutional knowledge, reinventing the wheel
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IntakeComing soon
New enquiries are captured, conflict-checked and routed to the right team with a draft scope and estimate. Nothing sits in an inbox; no good work is lost.
Replaces: Inbox triage, slow matter opening
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Ask the FirmBeta
Ask anything across matters, documents and precedent. Get a grounded answer with the sources attached, privileged, in-perimeter, and never sent to the open web.
Replaces: Knowledge silos, partner bottlenecks
Proof
Top-tier firm · diligence
A four-thousand-document data room, read overnight.
A top-tier firm put agents on a diligence exercise. Every document was classified and reviewed, the risks flagged and the report drafted by morning, with each finding linked to its source. Lawyers reviewed conclusions instead of reading boxes.
Two ways to start. One platform underneath.
Stand up a ready-made set of agents and watch them work a real desk in weeks. You see value before you commit to scale.
Our engineers deploy inside your firm, on your infrastructure, and rebuild the operation around agents. One platform underneath both.
One platform, two ways in
Trust
Governed. Measured. And you can see exactly what it costs.
monō does the same work for a fraction of the spend. It only sends the AI what it actually needs to answer, not the whole history. So a typical task can use up to 70% fewer tokens than running an agent the standard way. Routine, high-volume work runs on cheaper models; the hard calls go to the best models available. And for the work you do most, we tune smaller, faster models built for the job.
You see the cost per agent, in plain numbers.
Governance
Every agent runs under policy. Every action logged, reproducible and reviewable.
Eval & monitoring
Every output scored against your standard before it ships. Drift caught early.
Cost & efficiency
Far fewer tokens than running an agent raw, and the right model for each job.
The pack your risk team will ask for.
Deployed in your cloud. Inference-only, your data is never training data. ISO 27001 certified. The controls map, data-flow diagrams and sub-processor list.
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Yes. Every matter makes the firm's precedent memory deeper, and every associate inherits it. The knowledge stays in the firm when people move on.
Yes. monō runs inside your perimeter on your infrastructure. Agent work product never leaves your environment, so it is as protected as your lawyers’ work product.
No. Drafting and answers are grounded in your precedent and matters, never the open web.
Yes, bring your own API keys and negotiated rates. We never mark up your tokens.
Agents are live in weeks, with a forward-deployed engineer alongside the practice. You start on one workflow, diligence or drafting, and widen from there.
No. Agents do the reading, classifying and drafting, and lawyers review the conclusions. Every finding links to its source, so the judgement stays with your people.
Start with diligence, or run the firm AI-native end to end. Inside your walls, either way.
4 sectors, one platform, two ways to start.