Sage Legal by Ravon
One platform for your legal work
Research, matters, drafts and AI agents together. You decide the models and who can see what.
Six capabilities, one platform
Sage Chat
Ask in plain language and get an answer from Turkish case law and your own files, with the source under it.
Matters
Every matter in one place: its documents, tasks, deadlines, drafts and the people on it.
Drafting
Petitions and contracts in your firm's own format, with every edit tracked beside its source.
Agents
The routine runs on the schedule you set and stops wherever your rules say a lawyer decides.
Second Brain
The firm's own knowledge, searchable, with the source under every entry.
Management
Open matters, approvals waiting and workload per lawyer, visible by role.
Sage at work
Three of the capabilities, as they appear in the product.
Yes. Under Article 24 of Labour Law No. 4857, resigning for just cause preserves the right to severance1, and twelve decisions in the corpus agree2.
The source sits under every answer
Ask the way you would ask a colleague. Sage reads across the systems you have connected and answers in seconds.
Each part of the answer links to the record it came from, so a person can check it before acting on it.
31 new documents arrived across 12 active matters this week. Answer periods run out within ten days on three of them, and two have no one assigned to the draft yet.
- Read new documents in active matters
- Write a short summary per matter
- Match upcoming deadlines to the people responsible
- Send the summary for a lawyer's approval
Agents run on the schedule you set
Describe the job in a sentence. The person who owns the work builds the agent, and it runs on your own servers.
Low-risk steps run directly. Anything sensitive or outbound waits for an authorised person, and the platform records the run.
| Lawyer | Open matters | Awaiting approval |
|---|---|---|
| Av. Deniz Aksoy | 24 | 3 |
| Av. Mert Kaya | 31 | 7 |
| Av. Selin Toprak | 18 | 1 |
| Av. Can Yıldız | 27 | 4 |
Views built from your own systems
Say what you want to see in one sentence. The view assembles itself from the systems you have connected and stays live.
Figures trace back to the records behind them, so a disputed number is checked rather than argued about.
What your organisation controls
The environment, the models, what may leave it and what an agent may do without asking.
The environment
Sage runs on your own infrastructure: your premises, your own data centre, a private cloud, or an environment Ravon runs without access to your content.
The models
Local models handle the work that stays inside. An external model is used only where you switch it on.
What may leave
Internet search and deep research are the only features that reach outside, and they can be switched off.
Who sees what
Administrators set the tools, sources and data each person can reach, one by one.
What an agent may do alone
Low-risk, clearly defined actions run directly. Anything sensitive or outbound waits for an authorised person.
What is recorded
Every chat turn, agent run and approval is written to the activity log.
Hybrid is the usual shape: local models for the work that stays inside, and outbound access only where you switch it on.
How a deployment builds
What the first weeks look like, and what changes after them.
First weeks
The work that repeats most is automated first, and the first questions are answered from your own records.
First quarter
More systems are connected, and teams start building their own views and agents.
Ongoing
Agents cover more of each department, and the knowledge base keeps what the organisation learns.
A two-day demo, built around your needs
We agree your priorities together and, over two days, show how Sage works on an example workflow we choose with you.
