Legal that keeps up.
Know when you need a lawyer. When you do, they start with everything.
Sign in
With your work account, where your organisation uses LexHouse.
or
Signing in means LexHouse keeps records of how the service is used. What it records
We keep what your company has said, promised and signed. Each line shows where it came from.
Who it's for
Business teams
Check an NDA or a proposal against your standard and your own email, and get it back as a Word file with tracked changes. Approve what your rules allow; send an NDA that needs a lawyer to legal from your own mailbox.
Legal teams
Your business users' requests come to you with what was already said, promised and signed, each line cited, and your rules decide which ones need a lawyer.
Law firms
Requests from your matter mail lists arrive with who handled them last. Before drafting, each is checked against your rule book; drafts are reviewed in Word, released by a named lawyer with the reasons kept, and the time drafted for you.
IT
What LexHouse reads, what it can't, and the steps to approve it.
For IT
For companies
Your rules decide when you need a lawyer
Your company sets its rules once. LexHouse applies them the same way every time.
Tier 1
You approve
Your template and standard terms, within your company's limit.
Tier 2
A lawyer signs off
Their paper, a changed clause, IP, data, liability, or over a set amount.
Tier 3
A lawyer and the CEO
Guarantees, related parties, disputes, regulators.
An example. Your company writes its own.
For companies
One record, four everyday jobs
Before the first draft
What was already said, asked and agreed, on one page, each line cited.
Before the next promise
What your company has already promised this customer, before anyone promises again.
After the signature
What you agreed to do, and by when, on one list.
Routine work
An NDA checked, sent, signed and filed in about five minutes.
The software assembles. A person decides.
Nothing goes out without a name on it.
It reads only what you allow, and shows you the trail
Only what you choose
Forward or copy the emails LexHouse needs, or name the mailboxes it may read. Each person's own mail stays private to them.
Inside your Microsoft 365
LexHouse's mailbox sits in your tenant, and Microsoft limits us to it.
Walls per client
A lawyer sees only the clients they work for.
A trail
Who did what, and when, on the workspace's activity page.
Gone when you leave
Your workspace is deleted on your written request.