CLAUSEO FOR FIRMSA FEW ENGAGEMENTS AT A TIME
Your own Clauseo. Not seats on ours.
No firm should put client papers into a shared product, and this page does not ask yours to. A firm engagement is a private deployment of Clauseo: your own instance of the whole machine, with its own database and its own storage, on your own record, reachable by your firm and no one else. And it is a base, not a boxed product: on top of it, we keep building, for your firm alone, until the machines fit the way your practice actually works.
THE DEPLOYMENT
Separate by construction.
Nothing shared. Nothing pooled.
Your deployment has its own database, its own storage, its own keys. It shares nothing with our public product or with any other firm: not a table, not a bucket, not a login page. Inside it, every matter still runs on its own machine, sealed from the next. And nothing your firm uploads is ever used to train models.
Run it your way, or let us.
How much your IT department wants to hold is a decision, not a constraint. Some firms want everything managed by us and never think about infrastructure. Some want the deployment under their own accounts, paying their model provider directly, with no margin from us on the compute and a monthly fee for the machine and its upkeep. We build to either posture, and to anything between.
Locked in to no one.
The models underneath are swappable: when a better one appears, or your firm prefers a different provider, the deployment moves with it. Nothing about your machines is welded to anyone’s cloud or anyone’s model. Your record stays yours, in structure a machine can read, exportable on the day you ask. The only legal-AI vendor you keep is us, and we keep earning that.
THE BUILD
The product is the base. Then we build.
Everything you have seen of Clauseo is a starting point: the machines, the word-for-word checking gate, the standing watches, the drafting. In an engagement, all of it bends to your firm: your house templates, your precedents, your review gates, your sign-off chain, your definition of done. Where your practice needs a part that does not exist, we build the part.
The first build is usually the workflow your practice repeats most. Your executed documents become a structured memory of how your firm has actually negotiated: every position, anchored to the clause that landed it, verified word for word against the text. A new draft is then read the same way, graded against your own precedent, and returned as a first-pass markup with reasons, for your lawyers to triage. The machine proves what the draft says and where your deals landed before. Whether a position is right for this client stays with your lawyers, and so does the signature.
And the building does not stop at delivery. Our engineers stay with the deployment as your practice changes: new workflows, new document types, new gates. The machine your firm runs a year from now should not look like the one you started with.
IN MOTION TODAY, UNDER NDA: A WORKFLOW FOR A BOUTIQUE FIRM KNOWN FOR ITS VENTURE CAPITAL PRACTICE, BUILT AROUND THE DOCUMENTS ITS DEALS RUN ON.
THE PROOF
We built the public record first.
HOW AN ENGAGEMENT RUNS
One practice first. One number.
We start with one practice group, the workflow it repeats most, and the corpus that workflow lives on. Our engineers build, and keep building; your partners run the result; nothing about your practice leaves your deployment. Your lawyers never build or babysit the machines, because that stays our job, not your lawyers’.
The engagement is judged on one number: what one of your lawyers produces, before and after. If that number does not move, stop paying us.
There is no sales team and no demo call. The first conversation is with the founder, and it is about your practice, not our software.
Machines are employed, never admitted. They produce drafts and research for a lawyer’s verification, never advice. Everything the firm builds with us belongs to the firm; everything that issues carries a lawyer’s signature.