Legalnaut expands to nine languages, adds programmes for firms and affiliates, and makes the product easier to explore and share with colleagues.
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Use Legalnaut in English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch or Ukrainian, with localised app, website, blog and practice-area content.
Apply to the Founding Firms programme from a dedicated page with programme details and availability.
Join the affiliate programme and earn 20% for 12 months on referred customers.
Watch the one-minute product tour from the Legalnaut home page.
Arrange a free one-to-one session with the Legalnaut team through welcome, onboarding and trial invitations.
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Invite every colleague who needs access to your workspace, without a seat limit.
Track cited monetary amounts, subscribe to matter deadlines, and review claims and events against their source passages.
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Finances brings together monetary amounts cited in case documents, totals them by purpose, status and currency, and exports results to XLSX.
Subscribe to each matter’s deadlines in Google, Apple or Outlook calendars with a private renewable link; client feeds include hearings and meetings only.
Sign in with a passkey and add, review or remove passkeys from Security settings.
A notification centre in the header keeps import, deadline, team and support updates in one history.
Claims, events and contradictions link directly to source passages, highlighting quoted words and opening the original document page.
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Contradictions bring supporting, opposing and explanatory documents together under each claim, with quotes, pages and review controls.
Document lists and document pages foreground titles, summaries and key facts for faster case review.
The matter header keeps the current matter visible and places document import alongside matter switching.
Manage multiple matters and firm-wide access, invite existing colleagues, and sign in with Google while Legalnaut uses clearer legal terminology throughout.
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Open and manage multiple matters under one organisation, then switch between them from the header.
Owners can give colleagues a firm-wide role that applies across the organisation’s matters while retaining matter-specific roles.
Sign in or create your account with Google alongside email sign-in.
Invite colleagues who already use Legalnaut to join a matter without creating another account.
Add extra matters when your plan needs room for more work.
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The interface uses matter, dossier and proceeding terminology consistently across screens, links and public pages.
The assistant answers in the language selected for case-file analysis.
Legalnaut adds citation review, evidence planning, deadline calculation and richer correspondence tools for case files.
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Drafts and assistant answers check cited records and quotations, flagging items for lawyer review; document citations open at the cited page and passage.
Lawyers can confirm or dismiss identified contradictions, filter work awaiting review, and carry review status into reports and drafts.
Build chronologies that distinguish key, relevant and background events, record each item's significance, and export a cited Statement of Facts.
Build proof charts linking issues, burdens of proof and supporting or undermining exhibits, with evidence-gap warnings and evidentiary-motion drafts.
Calculate procedural deadlines from a service date and selected rules for Polish, German and Singapore matters.
Review chat screenshots as conversation bubbles and recordings with timestamped transcripts that start playback from any line.
Import email archives, individual messages and Outlook files as threaded correspondence with their attachments.
Create redacted exports of chronologies, statements, evidentiary motions, bundle indexes and drafts while keeping the original case records unchanged.
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Document pages organise claims, contradictions, entities, events, court records and attachments into ranked relation tabs with clear counts.
OCR reads every page of scanned documents, marks page boundaries in extracted text and records document-level reading confidence.