Legal clarity,
brilliantly simplified.
ZAAN is a quietly powerful contract intelligence platform built with magic-circle lawyers and DeepMind alumni. Read the contract. Know the risk. Move on.
§ 7.2 — Confidentiality & Survival
Track changes on7.2 The obligations of confidentiality set out in this Clause 7 shall survive termination of this Agreement in perpetuity for a period of five (5) years following termination, save in respect of trade secrets, which shall survive for so long as they remain trade secrets.
7.3 This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York, and each Party irrevocably submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located therein.
"Affiliate" means, in relation to a Party, any entity that directly controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with that Party, where "control" means ownership of more than fifty per cent (50%) of the voting securities.
"Confidential Information" means all information disclosed by or on behalf of the Disclosing Party to the Receiving Party, whether orally, in writing or in any other form, that is marked or otherwise designated as confidential…
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One platform for the work a legal team actually does.
Review, intake and litigation prep — three products on one engine, sharing one playbook, one audit log and one permission model.
Catch what a tired senior associate would catch.
Open any draft. ZAAN reads it against your firm's playbook, ranks issues by severity and proposes inline redlines you accept with a keystroke.
- Clause-level diff against your playbook, not a generic checklist.
- Cited reasoning — every flag links to the source clause and precedent.
- Native in Word — track changes, comments and redlines where you already work.
§ 12 — Limitation of Liability
3 issuesSubject to the carve-outs set out in §12.3, the aggregate liability of either Party shall not exceed the greater of (a) the total fees paid in the twelve (12) months preceding the claim, or (b) CHF 500,000.
Neither Party shall be liable for any indirect, special, incidental, consequential, exemplary or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost data, or business interruption, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.
The carve-outs in §12.3 shall include fraud, willful misconduct fraud, willful misconduct, breach of confidentiality, and IP indemnity, and shall survive termination.
The intake call, handled — and briefed before the client hangs up.
AI Interview takes the first conversation in 38 languages, extracts facts, jurisdiction and limitation dates, and lands a structured brief in your PMS.
- 92% completion versus 41% on web intake forms.
- Statute-of-limitations math, computed the moment a date is mentioned.
- Conflict check against every active and historic matter, before the call ends.
Initial consult · M. Okonkwo
EN-AUPressure-test your case before opening day.
An AI tribunal, opposing counsel and witnesses who push back. Run a 30-minute moot the night before, or rehearse a six-day arbitration in the room you'll actually face.
- 22 venues, 184 chairs modelled on published awards and procedural orders.
- Real-time objections ruled on the record, with reasoning.
- Scorecard: liability confidence, award range, weakest pleading.
Three surfaces, one quiet engine.
Every part of ZAAN is built around the same idea: legal work is best when the tool gets out of the way. We move fast for you, then disappear.
Review
Open a draft. ZAAN reads it against your playbooks, flags risk and suggests redlines you can accept inline. Click any flag and read the reasoning. Disagree, and we learn.
Draft
Compose new contracts from your firm's house style. ZAAN drafts the boilerplate, you spend your hours on the deal points. Every output is fully cited and tracked.
Recall
Ask anything across your matter history. "How did we handle MAC clauses for tech buyers in 2024?" Answers come with the precedents, in seconds.
Read every clause. Never the same one twice.
ZAAN reads contracts the way a senior associate would — and surfaces only what deserves your attention. Built for teams that bill by the hour but live by the line.
Cited reasoning
Every flag links to source. No black box. Each finding shows the source clause, the playbook rule it was tested against and the precedent it came from — audit the model in five seconds, not five meetings.
Privileged by design
Zero retention, per-tenant encryption, customer-held keys. Your data never trains a shared model.
Clause-level diff
Against your firm's playbook — italic-precise. Fallbacks, red lines and preferred language, not a generic checklist.
Drafted in your voice
Redlines learn from past markups. Decline a suggestion and the model adjusts within the matter — not next quarter.
Four steps. No retraining.
ZAAN slots into the tools you already use — Word, iManage, NetDocuments, DocuSign. Most teams are reviewing live deals on day three.
Connect your DMS
One-click integrations with iManage, NetDocuments and SharePoint. We never copy what we don't need.
Upload your playbook
Drop in your house style. ZAAN learns clause preferences, fallbacks and red lines.
Review in Word
The add-in lives where you live. Flag, accept, redline — without leaving the document.
Close, then learn
Every closed deal sharpens future reviews. Your team's judgement, codified.
Numbers worth standing behind.
We measure the same things our customers do: hours saved, errors caught, revenue kept. These are medians from the last twelve months, audited by our customer-success team.
Lives where you already work.
From the people who actually use it.
We don't run testimonials past marketing. These are unedited, on the record, and from teams who renewed.
"We didn't replace anyone. We just stopped losing weekends. The associate who used to dread Friday afternoons now looks forward to them."
"The reasoning panel is the part nobody else builds well. I can audit the AI in five seconds. That's why my GC let us deploy it."
"The translation layer alone is worth it. We close cross-border deals where neither side speaks English natively, and ZAAN keeps both halves of the contract honest."
"We piloted three platforms. ZAAN was the only one whose suggestions our partners actually accepted. The voice is right."
"They turned us down the first time. The second cohort, they were embedded in our office for ten days. That's not sales — that's a craft shop."
Notes from the workshop.
We don't blog. Occasionally we publish something worth your time — a piece of research, a release note, a long answer to a question we've been asked too many times.
How we evaluate clause-level reasoning without leaking the contract.
A long-form piece on our internal eval harness, written by the research team. Includes the synthetic dataset we use and how we audit it.
Recall 2.7 ships: ten years of precedent, in three seconds.
A faster precedent index, multilingual citations, and a new "trace" view that shows you exactly which prior matters informed an answer.
What three months in Lagos taught us about pro-bono software.
A trip report from our Open Bar lead, who spent the autumn embedded with a legal aid clinic. The product changed because of it.
Worth ten quiet minutes of your week.
We don't do demo theatre. Send us a contract you've already reviewed, and we'll show you what ZAAN sees in it. If we waste your time, tell us — and we'll send a bottle of something to apologise.