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AI that reads every clause, not just the headline.

Linkt deploys intelligence across the legal workflows that consume your team's hours — review, research, diligence, and drafting — inside your security and privilege boundaries.

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Use cases

Where Linkt goes to work in legal.

The highest-volume, highest-leverage work — handled with your playbook, your standards, and a human on every output.

Contract review & analysis

Surface risky clauses, missing terms, and deviations from your playbook across thousands of agreements in minutes.

Legal research

Pull authority, summarize holdings, and trace precedent grounded in your matter context and trusted sources.

Due diligence

Read entire data rooms, flag liabilities, and assemble issue lists so deals move without an army of associates.

Drafting & redlining

Generate first drafts and redlines from your templates and prior work, keeping the firm's standards intact.

Matter intake & triage

Classify new matters, extract key facts, and route them to the right team automatically.

Obligation & compliance tracking

Monitor obligations, deadlines, and regulatory change, and alert the people who need to act.

In practice

Why this is harder than it looks.

Volume is the enemy of thoroughness.

Nobody in a legal team wants to skim. They skim because there are three thousand agreements and a deadline. Reading everything, consistently, against the same standard is precisely the kind of work that should not depend on how late it is when someone reaches the last box of documents.

Your playbook, not a model's opinion.

A generic view of what makes a clause risky is worse than useless in a firm that has spent years developing a position. Agents work from your clause library, your standards and your prior work, so what gets flagged is what your team would flag.

Privilege is a boundary, and boundaries are enforced.

Scoped access and immutable audit trails keep privileged material contained and reviewable. Who could see what, and who did, is a question with an answer — which is the only acceptable state of affairs for material of this kind.

Everything is a draft until a lawyer says otherwise.

Outputs are reviewable work product, not decisions. The efficiency comes from starting the review at a well-prepared draft with the relevant material already assembled, and from never having to worry that something was missed because the day ran out.

Built for legal

Privilege-safe by design.

Privilege & confidentiality

Scoped access and immutable audit trails keep privileged material contained and reviewable.

Your playbook, enforced

Agents work from your clause library and standards — not a generic model's opinion.

Human sign-off

Every output is a reviewable draft; lawyers approve before anything is final.

How we deploy

Embedded, in production, in weeks.

The same three moves on every engagement, whatever the workload.

01

Embed

Forward-deployed engineers sit with your team to learn the real workflows, constraints, and definitions of done.

02

Deploy

We stand up intelligence around your systems — scoped, secured, and shaped to your operation from the first build.

03

Compound

What ships keeps improving and stays yours, so the value accrues to your organization over time — not the vendor.

Questions

Legal, answered.

How do you protect privilege?

Through scoped access enforced at the platform level and an immutable record of every action, so containment is demonstrable rather than assumed. The boundaries are agreed with your team before anything is connected.

Can it work from our templates?

That is the intent. Drafting and redlining run from your clause library and prior work so the output carries the firm's standards rather than a generic drafting style.

Is the output ever filed or sent directly?

No. Everything is a draft for review, and a lawyer approves before anything is final.