Law firms
The right template is somewhere on the shared drive, the clause in a contract from 2019, the correspondence spread over three folders. Verselo searches your documents and answers with document and paragraph. The legal judgement stays with you.
Your template collection sits in the shared knowledge as Word and PDF. A lawyer asks: Do we have a template for terminating a commercial lease? Verselo names the file and the passage, and one click opens it.
Company knowledgeYou upload the other side's draft and ask where liability, term or jurisdiction differ from your standard contract. The answer cites the paragraphs in both documents.
Deliberately notLegal review of the contract. Verselo points out differences in the text, the assessment stays with the lawyer.
Briefs, correspondence and expert reports for a matter go into a project with its own instructions and chats. You ask for the status, have the correspondence so far summarised or get a timeline of events.
An agent knows your model briefs and your rules for structure and tone. From your bullet points it drafts a Word document on your firm's template. Whatever leaves the firm, a lawyer reads first.
AgentsFor an opinion or a long brief, Verselo first proposes an outline. You review and approve it, then the text is written chapter by chapter. You add, move or remove sections, and at the end everything becomes one Word document on your firm's template.
Deliberately notThe legal assessment. Each chapter is a draft a lawyer reviews.
Documents & templatesWith the add-in you select a passage in the brief and have it summarised, reworded or translated. You insert the result or replace the passage without leaving Word.
Deliberately notReading the whole document unprompted. The add-in only works with what you select.
Office add-inVerselo processes documents and chats in EU data centres and does not train models on your data. You assign roles, set how long chats are kept and see in the audit log what happens in the firm. Web search sends only the search terms to a search engine and can be switched off. Your professional obligations are yours to assess, and the facts for doing so are on the security page.
A law firm uses Verselo for work with texts and documents: finding templates, looking up contract clauses with the exact passage, summarising a matter's correspondence and drafting first versions of briefs in the firm's style. Verselo does not give legal advice. A lawyer reviews and signs off every draft. See the product →
The firm uploads its template collection, standard contracts and internal guidelines to a shared folder, and each matter's documents to its own project. Verselo answers questions like “What notice period does the framework agreement with this client set?” with the document and paragraph. It also reads scanned files with text recognition. Where the data lives →
A drafting agent knows your templates and your rules for structure. Another summarises long correspondence for the file, and a third writes standard letters such as status updates to clients. In Verselo you build an agent by describing what it should do, then share it with the firm. Book a call →
With the template collection, because everyone in the firm needs it. Once it is uploaded, roles and rules follow: who has access, which models are allowed, how long chats are kept. You can set this up yourself with onboarding videos. The team workshop is a separate offer. On a call we show you Verselo on your own case. Workshop in Resources →
On a call we show you Verselo with documents like the ones in your firm. We also work out which plan fits your team.