AIAI Review
AI suggests. Lawyers decide.
Review contracts against your instructions and playbooks. Every suggestion arrives as a tracked change with its reason.
Human in control
Every change proposed, explained and decided by a person.
Ask the AI to review a document against your instructions. It proposes tracked changes, each with the reason and the reference it relied on. You accept or decline every change; applying them creates a new version and never touches the original. Every decision is recorded with who made it and when.
Review you can rely on
Built so nothing reaches the file without a lawyer’s say-so.
Anchored changes
Each change points at exact text in the original; anything else is discarded.
Reasons & references
Grounded in the matter’s authorities and your instructions.
Accept or decline
One by one, or all at once.
Audited
Every decision written to the hash-chained audit log.
Playbooks
Review the way your firm reviews
Point the review at your firm’s positions (a commercial lease playbook, an employment contract checklist, or the client’s instructions) and suggestions follow them.
Versions
The original stays untouched
Applying accepted changes creates a new version labelled as AI-reviewed. Applied reviews are frozen, so the record of what was proposed and decided never changes.
On the move
Decide on changes from your phone
Pending AI review decisions appear on the matter in the mobile app, so a partner can accept or decline between meetings.
In short
Can AI review contracts for law firms?
Yes, as an assistant. Good AI review proposes changes rather than making them: each suggestion should be a tracked change anchored to the original text, with a reason and reference, which a lawyer accepts or declines. The original must stay intact and every decision should be recorded, so responsibility stays with the lawyer.
FAQ
Which documents can be reviewed?
Text-based documents created or stored in Asem. Ask us about specific formats when you book a demo.
What does a review cost?
A review uses one AI document credit; applying accepted changes is free.
Can we see who accepted a change?
Yes. Each decision records the person and time, and is written to the audit log.
Review faster without giving up control.
See a contract reviewed against a playbook, change by change.
