Lexnus applies the standard your legal team has approved across the contracts you create, receive and manage. Contracts that comply can move forward. Anything outside your policy is flagged for Legal.
More contracts, from more places, written by more people. These are the three problems we hear most often from legal teams, and what Lexnus does about each one.
Lexnus keeps contracts and contract data together so you can find the terms, obligations and agreements that matter, without opening contracts one by one.
See which contracts need attention, track key terms and understand what your organisation has committed to.
Most contracts do not need Legal to recheck every clause. Lexnus checks each contract against your approval policy and shows you what actually needs a decision.
What complies stays untouched. What falls outside your policy goes to legal.
Contracts don’t all start in the same place. Some are created in Lexnus. Others arrive from customers, suppliers, Word or other tools. Lexnus checks them against the same approved legal policy.
AI reads the contract. Your approved policy decides what’s acceptable.
Most contract lifecycle management platforms start with the contract. Lexnus starts with your legal policy and applies it at every step, wherever the contract was written.
Upload the contracts and templates you already use. Lexnus suggests the rules and Legal approves them. From then on, that’s your standard.
Sales draft from approved clauses. Supplier paper, Word files and AI drafts are checked against the same playbook, even outside Lexnus.
AI reads the contract. Your rules decide. Contracts that comply move on, and anything outside policy goes to the right approver with the fix attached.
Send for e-signature, keep every contract searchable and get a reminder before notice periods end. Every decision is saved with the rule version used.
Upload any contract, yours or a counterparty’s. Violations flagged in real time before anything leaves the building.
EU-hosted. GDPR compliant. No US CLOUD Act exposure.
A legal team puts its contract standards in a versioned playbook of approved rules and clauses. Lexnus checks contracts against it, drafts from it, and delivers it to AI assistants over MCP.
No. AI reads the contract and extracts the terms. The rules your legal team approved decide, so the same contract checked against the same playbook version gets the same result.
Each finding is a Violation, a Gap (a required term is missing) or Needs review. It quotes the text and names the rule behind it, and every result records the playbook version it was checked against.
In the EEA, with Clever Cloud in France and encrypted disaster-recovery copies at OVHcloud in Germany. Contract text isn’t used to train models. By default Lexnus uses Mistral with EU data residency, and an admin can switch the AI provider.
Yes. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients can connect and use your playbooks directly.
Per seat, plus a meter for contract analyses. There’s no implementation fee, and a new workspace starts on a free trial with no card required.