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Ask in plain words, get the source with it.
Research, drafting and document review in one conversation. Sage searches more than 13 million Turkish decisions alongside your firm's own documents, and marks every claim back to what it came from.
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 sources you have connected, inside the permissions you already have.
Each claim is marked back to the document and the passage it came from, so a person can check it before acting on it.
What lawyers ask it every day
Research a question
Does a dismissal for absenteeism hold if the employee's defence was never taken? The answer arrives with the articles and decisions behind it.
Read a file you inherited
Summarise this matter from the documents in it, and say what is outstanding.
Check a clause
Does this termination clause depart from our standard, and where?
Compare two versions
What changed between the draft we sent and the version they returned?
Find the precedent
Have we argued this before, and what did we file?
Prepare for a hearing
Put the witness statements in date order and flag where they contradict each other.
Step by step
A question about a notice period, asked the way a colleague would be asked.
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You ask in plain language
No query syntax, no filters to set first. The question can be as loose as it would be in the corridor.
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Sage chooses where to look
Turkish case law, current legislation, the firm's own documents, or all three, depending on what the question needs.
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The answer comes back with its sources
Each claim carries the decision or article it rests on, so the next step is checking rather than trusting.
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A lawyer checks the source
The citation opens the document at the passage the answer used. This is the step that makes the rest usable.
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The work continues in place
Turn the answer into a draft, attach it to a matter, or keep it for the next person who asks.
The questions people ask
How it works, what it touches, and where it stops. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
Where do the answers come from?
From a corpus of more than 13 million Turkish decisions drawn from official free and public sources, from current legislation, and from your firm's own documents. Every answer links to the source it used, so a lawyer can check it before relying on it.
Can it be wrong?
Any AI system can be. Sage narrows it by answering only from material you have authorised and by showing the source under each claim. Where the evidence is not there, it says so rather than filling the gap.
Does anything leave our network?
Only where you allow it. The models can run on your own server, and questions and documents are processed there. Internet research, current legislation lookups and any external model reach outside, each is optional, and each can be switched off.
Can someone see a matter they are not on?
Access is set by role, so each person reaches the areas and tools their role allows.
Does it work on our files as they are?
Word, PDF and text files are read directly. Scanned documents need an extra processing step, and accuracy on them is tested against your own material during implementation rather than promised in advance.
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.
