Ask a question in plain language and get an answer grounded in controlling authority — statutes, filings, and your own precedent bank — with every proposition linked to the paragraph it came from.
Run your playbook across an entire set at once. LevelField flags deviations, missing protections, and off-market terms, then explains each call against the standard you set.
Generate first drafts from your executed documents, not the open internet. Clause libraries, house style, and partner preferences are applied before you ever see the page.
Point LevelField at the data room. It builds the issues list, tracks what changed between uploads, and keeps a defensible record of who saw which version and when.
"It cut a four-day authority check down to an afternoon — and I could hand the associate the trail, not just the answer."
LevelField was built with litigators, GCs, and diligence teams — not around them. Every answer is traceable to a source, every action is logged, and nothing you upload trains a model. The work still belongs to the lawyer; we just remove the hours that never should have been billable.
Read our security postureEach workspace ships with its own playbooks, review standards, and output formats — configured with your team in the first two weeks, not left as an exercise.
Intake summaries, engagement letters, conflict checks, and closing binders run on a schedule. Your team reviews output instead of assembling it.
Open any sentence to see the source paragraph, the version it came from, and who last touched it. Supervision stops being a leap of faith.
"We replaced three tools and a weekly spreadsheet. The first diligence we ran on LevelField closed nine days early, and the issues list was better than the one we'd have written."
"First-year associates now start with a chronology instead of building one. That changes what we can staff and what we can promise."
"Our security review was the shortest I've run in eight years. Residency, retention, and audit logs were all answered on day one."
"It reads our own precedent back to us. That's the part other tools never managed — it sounds like our firm."
Measured across 120 deployments in the first two quarters of use — realization, cycle time, and risk, not vanity usage counts.
Documents, matters, email, and precedent land in one index — so the answer accounts for everything the firm already knows.
Email, DMS, data rooms, and scanned exhibits — parsed, OCR'd, and matter-tagged on arrival.
Deviations sorted by exposure, so the partner sees the six that matter, not the twelve hundred that don't.
See concentration by counterparty, clause, and jurisdiction across the whole portfolio at once.
Cycle time, realization, and workload per matter type — reported without anyone building a deck.
iManage, NetDocuments, SharePoint, Outlook, and billing — connected in days, not quarters.
Immutable logs of every prompt, source, and approval — exportable for audit or discovery.
Partners, associates, legal ops, and compliance each get a view that fits how they're measured.
See where every matter stands, what's waiting on review, and which deadlines are at risk — without a status call.
Board updates, spend summaries, and compliance attestations generated from the live record — reviewed, not assembled.
Most legal AI lives in a separate tab, disconnected from the documents and deadlines that define the work. LevelField sits inside the DMS, the inbox, and the data room — so context carries from first intake to final filing.
Research, drafts, exhibits, and correspondence in a single context-aware room. No hunting across folders and threads.
Ask from Outlook, Teams, the DMS, or the web app. The answer and its trail stay attached to the matter.
Choose the model and the region per practice. Client data is never used for training, and retention is yours to set.
The whole file in one place: what each shop showed, the day it showed it, and a saved copy you can prove has not changed.



Conflict checks, clause libraries, obligation tracking, and reporting run in the background. Nobody has to remember to chase them.
Reference matters, files, and exhibits inline. The model reads the version you're actually working from.
Approved language, fallbacks, and rationale — kept current by the partners who own each position.
Conflict checks, engagement letters, and closing binders triggered by matter status changes.
Compare versions, accept changes, and export to Word with tracked changes intact.
Matter-level access control, conflict screens, and role-based visibility enforced at the index.
iManage, NetDocuments, SharePoint, DocuSign, and billing systems via native connectors.
Describe the task the way you'd brief an associate. LevelField plans the steps, works through the file, and comes back with the output and the reasoning attached.
Correspondence, exhibits, board minutes, and precedent are read together, so the memo reflects what the matter actually contains.
No per-document fees, no charge for the connectors, no separate line item for the security review.
Incoming documents and email are filed, tagged, and routed to the right owner automatically.
Filing dates, renewals, and obligations tracked with escalation before anything slips.
Ethical walls, conflict screens, and client-side restrictions enforced at the index level.
Native connectors for the DMS, mail, e-signature, docketing, and billing systems you run today.
Internal teams, outside counsel, and LevelField reviewing the same file with the same record.
Brant & Lowe cut authority checks from four days to an afternoon across its litigation group.
Read the story →Northline Group closed its last three acquisitions nine days early on shared diligence rooms.
Read the story →Harbourpoint passed its regulator's audit using LevelField's exported approval record.
Read the story →Vantis Legal tracks 2,400 live obligations with a team of six and no spreadsheets.
Read the story →Calder Reed rebuilt its precedent bank in three weeks and made it searchable firm-wide.
Read the story →No. Client content is never used for training or fine-tuning, by us or by any model provider. Prompts and documents are processed under zero-retention terms and deleted on your schedule.
Choose a region per practice group — US, EU, UK, or Australia — or run inside your own tenant. Residency is enforced at the index, not just at the storage layer.
Ethical walls and matter-level permissions are applied before retrieval, so a walled user's queries can't surface restricted content — and every access attempt is logged.
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, with annual penetration testing. Reports, subprocessor lists, and our DPA are available under NDA before you start a pilot.
Two weeks for a practice group: connectors in week one, playbooks and house style configured in week two. Enterprise deployments with private models take four to six.
Always. Documents, drafts, obligation registers, and full audit logs export in open formats on demand — no exit fee and no proprietary lock on your precedent.
Sixty native connectors for document management, mail, e-signature, docketing, and billing — plus a documented API when your stack is your own.
Everything teams ask before a pilot. If your question isn't here, a lawyer on our team will answer it directly.
An AI workspace for legal teams. It reads your matters, drafts and reviews against your own standards, tracks obligations, and keeps a source trail behind every output — inside the systems you already use.
No. It removes assembly work — extraction, comparison, chronologies, first drafts — and escalates anything requiring judgment to a named reviewer. The advice stays with the lawyer.
98.6% on audited answers, and every proposition links to the paragraph it came from — so verification takes seconds rather than trust. Unsupported statements are withheld, not guessed.
That's the point. We configure your positions, fallbacks, and house style during onboarding, and the clause library stays under the ownership of the partner responsible for it.
Commercial contracts, litigation support, regulatory compliance, and transactional diligence. Each ships with its own review standards and output formats.
Per seat, monthly or annually, with volume pricing above 50 seats. Connectors, playbook configuration, and the security review are included — see pricing.
Roughly six hours of a partner's time and access to the DMS. We handle connector setup, indexing, and configuration, then run a supervised pilot on live matters.
Yes — a 30-day pilot on one live matter with your own documents, under NDA and zero-retention terms. Most teams decide within the first week.
LevelField is built on how good legal teams already operate: read the whole file, show your authority, and never let a deadline depend on someone's memory.
Read our customer stories →Workflows, ownership, milestones, and progress live on the matter itself — so status is something you look at, not something someone assembles.
Three files our customers were willing to talk about — what the team was facing, how the work was run, and where it landed.
LevelField built the chronology from 240,000 documents in nine days. The court declined to certify the class and dismissed the claim outright.
Federal court, New York | 2024 Read the case study ↗Prior-art searching and claim-chart review ran in parallel across four jurisdictions. The exclusion request was withdrawn before hearing.
ITC, Washington DC | 2025 Read the case study ↗Every licence, amendment, and side letter was reconciled into one exhibit set. The jury found for our client and awarded $312 million.
Federal court, California | 2024 Read the case study ↗