Sage Legal · In-house legal teams
One client, the whole company
Sage takes the queue: contracts read and compared, standard answers drafted from your own policies, and the work visible to whoever is waiting on it.
What the day looks like now
An in-house team answers to one client and to every department inside it. Work arrives as requests, and there are no billable hours to hide the cost of repetition. Most of the questions have been answered before, somewhere.
The contract queue never empties
Review requests arrive faster than a small team can read them, and the urgent ones are not always the risky ones.
The same question, again
Sales, procurement and HR ask what the policy says, and the answer is written from scratch each time.
Approvals live in email
What was agreed, by whom, and on which version has to be reconstructed from threads.
Nobody can see where the work sits
The team is busy, and the business cannot tell what is waiting or why.
What do our supplier contracts say about termination for convenience, and where do we depart from our standard?
A cited answer across the contract set, with the clauses that differ from the standard listed first.
The same platform, on this team's own records
Sage reads the systems you connect, shows the record an answer came from, and runs agents on the schedule you set. A person approves whatever your rules say a person must approve.
The screens show the product as it runs today. What changes between teams is what it reads, which agents run and who approves them.
The agents a team like this runs
Each one runs on the schedule you set and waits for a person wherever your rules say.
Contract intake
Reads what arrives, classifies it and puts it in the queue with the clauses that need a person first.
Renewal and notice watch
Surfaces the dates that are about to bite, with the clause that sets each one.
Policy answers
Drafts the answer from your own policies and past decisions, for a lawyer to approve before it goes back to the business.
Weekly load report
What came in, what is waiting, and on whom.
What changes
The queue becomes visible
Requests, owners and what each one is waiting on, in a single place.
Standard answers stay standard
The team's own wording, reused from its own decisions, instead of rewritten each time.
Renewals surface early
Notice periods and renewal dates arrive with the clause behind them, for a lawyer to confirm.
What stays inside, and what can leave
You decide what may leave your environment. The work Sage does locally needs no connection at all.
Stays in your environment
- Questions and documents handled by local models
- Search across your own records
- The knowledge base and templates
- Drafting, editing, tracked changes and version history
Leaves only if you allow it
- Deep internet research
- Current legislation lookups
- External AI models, behind masking and policy filters
- Connections to outside systems
Ravon does not hold your data and, under the standard setup, cannot read it.
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.
