Salesforce deal context in Draft templates, now in beta
Draft 3.9 templates can now pre-fill the deal-point form from Salesforce opportunity fields, read-only, with the source shown beside every value. Beta release notes.
Slack and Teams triage: thirty-second summaries, now in beta
Drop a contract into a channel and get back its type, parties, governing law and top three flags against your playbook, in about thirty seconds. Beta release notes, including what it will not do.
One client, one vault: per-client memory for AI Interview
AI Interview now keeps what it learns about a client in a vault that only that client’s sessions can open. Returning callers resume where they left off. Firms can seal or purge a vault outright.
Draft 3.9: hover any sentence, see the precedent
Draft 3.9 moves provenance from the clause to the sentence. Every sentence in a draft now carries its source: a precedent, a playbook rule, or an honest ‘composed’. What changed, and what to expect.
Review 4.2: faster, quieter, and better at knowing when to say nothing
Review 4.2 cuts per-clause latency, suppresses flags a firm has repeatedly dismissed, and adds an explicit ‘not assessed’ state. Fewer flags is the intent. What changed, and what to watch.
Recall 2.7 ships: ten years of precedent, in three seconds
Recall 2.7 rebuilds the index from the clause up. Queries across a decade of matters return in under three seconds, with the trace view showing each hop. A re-index is required.
Draft 3.8: draft in English, deliver in 38 languages
Draft 3.8 produces a delivery-language version alongside the working draft, with locked defined terms, a parity check on every clause, and a confidence tier per language.
Review 4.1: governing-law and jurisdiction mismatch detection
Review 4.1 reads governing law, forum, arbitration seat and the schedules together and flags where they disagree. Also: Counsel in the background pass, and quieter Note flags.
Recall 2.6: citations that survive translation
Recall 2.6 anchors every citation to the source-language clause, so a pinpoint reference stays valid whichever of the 38 languages you read the answer in.
Trial & Arbitration Simulation is generally available
After a year in limited release, Simulation is open to all accounts: an AI tribunal, opposing counsel and witnesses, scorecards you can argue with, and 22 venues modelled.