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Integrated legal intelligence for how your company actually works.
Opilaw is your legal advisory inside Workspace: it joins live document writing, participates in Opisync channels between customers and providers, and pulls governed sources—from your vault and knowledge base to licensed research corpora and jurisdiction packs worldwide—so every check is cite-backed and scoped to what you authorised.
It detects when drafts, agreements, emails, and decisions drift from internal policy, contractual promises, and external rules—then adjusts, corrects, suggests, and records the trail—so complaints, commitments, and regulatory posture stay monitored and you keep a steady sense of control.
Opilaw is currently being developed. We plan to launch before Q4 2026.
Opilaw
Live documents · Opisync · monitoring · entities NO · SE · NL
Illustrative Workspace preview. Connectors, licensed databases, and jurisdiction packs depend on what your organisation enables and subscribes to.
Legal belongs in the flow of work
Promises in email, half-finished drafts, and Opisync exchanges rarely land in one audit-ready picture—until something breaks. Opilaw stays beside live writing and shared customer–provider workspaces so internal policy, contract wording, and external rules are evaluated continuously, not only at signature.
Task library
What you can run and produce
A concise catalogue of tasks and documents Opilaw handles inside Workspace—always scoped to the entities, jurisdictions, and sources your organisation authorises.
Live collaboration, Opisync & monitoring
Live document co-authoring
Work inside the same Workspace documents as your teams; Opilaw highlights deviations from playbook language as paragraphs move.
Opisync customer–provider lanes
Read shared threads and artefacts between customer and provider so demands, SLAs, and exceptions are checked against agreements and policy.
Internal, contractual & regulatory conformance
Automatically compare drafts and ongoing agreements with internal standards, counterparty commitments, and the governed legal corpora you attach.
Suggestions, fixes & documentation trail
Propose corrections, surface risks in decisions and email criteria, and keep an attributable record of what was reviewed and why.
Documents & drafts
Mutual and one-way NDAs
Generate drafts from clause banks with counterpart variables, jurisdiction, term, and carve-outs your playbook allows.
Framework agreements & order schedules
Produce or refresh MSAs, statements of work, and order forms aligned to approved commercial rails.
DPAs & security exhibits
Draft or amend data processing agreements, subprocess schedules, and technical/security annexes against your baseline.
Notices, letters, and board summaries
Turn matter context into customer notices, contractual notices, and governance summaries with citations.
Reviews & compliance checks
Inbound contract comparison
Compare third-party paper to golden templates; export deviation tables and negotiation briefs.
Delivery & subcontractor gates
Validate insurance, lien waivers, HSE, and GDPR processor clauses against frameworks before release.
SaaS, AI, and acceptable-use reviews
Score vendor terms against internal AI usage, logging, and acceptable-use policies.
Cross-border lane obligations
Summarise carriage, customs, and product rules for specific corridors with regulator references.
Vendor & IT diligence
DPA gap analyses
Line-by-line contrast with enterprise baselines plus negotiation priorities for procurement.
SOC and questionnaire digests
Map attestations and vendor answers to your control catalogue and open-issue trackers.
Subprocessor changes
Assess notifications against approved lists and contractual consent mechanics.
Research, DD & disputes
Due diligence issue lists
Structure VDR findings into lawyer-ready schedules with document pointers.
Chronologies & exhibit indexes
Assemble correspondence and decisions across Workspace into timelines for counsel.
Regulatory filing packets
Bundle checklists, draft notifications, and owner assignments for filings you define.
Who Opilaw serves
Legal desk, business desk, external counsel—same rails
Modes tune prompts, sources, and approval defaults without fragmenting data across disconnected assistants.
Legal & governance
Own clause banks, privilege posture, review gates, and model instructions—while agents draft memos, redlines, and diligence schedules tied to matter IDs.
Business & delivery teams
Procurement, operations, construction, and logistics ask grounded questions against authorised contracts and regulators—without leaking sensitive drafts broadly.
Firms & specialist counsel
Matter-centric workspaces with client segmentation keep prompts, outputs, and billing narratives aligned to engagement letters you configure.
Why Opilaw
Integrated Workspace assistant—not another bolt-on
Generic enterprise chat improvises; standalone drafting apps forget operating context. Opilaw combines corpus grounding, jurisdictional scope, and execution rails where deals and records already live.
Generic AI chat
Broad reasoning without guaranteed linkage to your contracts, regulators, or approval routes—outputs float outside systems of record.
Standalone drafting tools
Useful for narrow templates yet brittle once negotiations span subsidiaries, sectors, and multi-country obligations.
Opilaw in Workspace
Runs against entities you declare, sources you authorise, and gates counsel defines—structured artefacts stay attributable beside projects and approvals.
Trust
Controls counsel can defend
Separation of duties, governed connectors, and configurable gates mean monitoring feels grounded—not surveillance without boundaries.
Scoped retrieval
Agents only pull from collections, vault paths, and licensed corpora teams are entitled to use—no accidental blending of matters.
Human-led judgment
Counsel defines review lanes, automatic fixes versus suggestions-only modes, and how Opisync or customer-facing outputs escalate.
Continuous assurance trail
Runs capture prompts, citations, suggested edits, accepted changes, and monitoring signals—so complaints, promises, and regulatory questions have evidence behind them.
Opilaw assists with research, structuring, drafting, and conformance checks grounded in sources you authorise. It does not replace qualified legal counsel where your jurisdiction requires licensed advice.
Your right hand from draft to dispute-ready record
Opilaw produces negotiation-ready documents plus the matrices, notices, and filings teams expect—while evaluating decisions, emails, and customer or provider demands against the baselines you publish. Pull governed sources worldwide through the connectors and jurisdiction packs your tenant enables, then keep every adjustment documented.
Agentic workflows, not ad hoc prompts
Multi-step legal runs—research, comparison, drafting, diligence—with hand-offs and checkpoints, so work behaves like production infrastructure instead of one-off questions.
Judgment stays in the centre
Automation handles volume and consistency; people stay responsible for risk, ethics, and final calls—so Opilaw strengthens the advisor role rather than replacing professional discretion.
Where the business already operates
Inside Workspace documents, Opisync lanes, projects, and approvals—so legal context, promises, and complaints stay tied to the record instead of scattering across tools.
Governance you can stand behind
Enterprise-grade controls, clear scope, and traceability—so security, legal, and leadership can stand behind how AI-assisted work is produced and reviewed.
Where teams deploy Opilaw
From IT programmes to heavy logistics—same assistant
Every sector has predictable pinch points—late clauses, uneven templates, filings under time pressure. Opilaw spots them against the playbooks and sources you authorise, so the point is proven without noise.
IT & SaaS
- Non-standard security language lands late and stalls enterprise closes.
- Incoming DPAs and AI riders are checked against your clause bank before counters ship.
Construction & projects
- Subcontracts and HSE notifications squeeze the same short windows.
- Obligations and notices align to milestones and the regimes that apply on site.
Logistics & mobility
- Corridor rules, warehouse SLAs, and crisis comms rarely tell one story.
- Frameworks and drafts stay tied to lane citations and shared Opisync trails.
Professional services
- Engagements, billing, and privilege assumptions drift across offices.
- Templates and routing enforce what counsel approved before client-facing artefacts leave.
Manufacturing & industrial
- Quality holds and supplier claims collide overnight.
- CAPA timelines and supplier clauses stay aligned with export and IP checkpoints.
Banking & fintech
- Disclosure drafts and third-party questionnaires rarely converge.
- Outputs are contrasted with internal policy packs and governed answers your teams reuse.
Healthcare & medtech
- BAAs lag integrations; pilots blur privacy and clinical governance.
- Authorised agreements and appeals language stay tied to manuals clinical leadership owns.
Retail & hospitality
- Claims and promotions outrun legal across regions and seasons.
- Copy and rollout clauses are screened against the standards your counsel tracks.
How Opilaw fits in
Connect templates, policies, matter history, Opisync spaces, governed web and licensed databases, and jurisdiction packs once; Opilaw mirrors that footprint on every live edit or monitoring pass. Refresh when entities expand or regulators shift—your playbook stays what counsel signs off on.
1. Connect corpus & footprint
Authorise templates, clause banks, licensed commentary, and matters—scoped by entity, geography, and sensitivity as you define.
2. Encode review gates
Decide what ships automatically from playbooks, what pauses for counsel, and how privilege or masking rules apply before outputs surface broadly.
3. Ship defensible artefacts
Store structured drafts, matrices, and briefs beside the underlying records—so approvals rest on evidence stakeholders can replay.
Let's find the right solution for you
Start with the pilot program and see real usage — then finalize scope and commercials with our team.