Sage Legal · Law firms

Matter work, start to finish

Sage becomes the firm's memory and its second pair of hands: research with the source under every answer, drafts in the firm's own format, and deadlines proposed with the rule behind them.

What the day looks like now

A firm's day is documents, deadlines and drafting, and most of it repeats. The part that decides quality, reading the file properly and checking the source, is the part that gets squeezed when the week fills up. What the firm has learned sits in people's heads and in folders nobody else opens.

  • Research takes the evening

    Finding the decisions that matter, then checking each one, is hours of work before a word is drafted.

  • Every draft starts with a search

    The right precedent is somewhere in the firm's own files. Finding it takes longer than writing the paragraph.

  • Deadlines are tracked by hand

    Dates are copied from documents into calendars, and the rule behind each one lives in somebody's memory.

  • The archive answers to nobody

    A new associate asks a partner rather than the firm's files, so the same question is answered twice.

Summarise the key risks in this agreement and flag anything that departs from our standard terms.

A cited summary, each clause linked back to the page it came from, with the firm's own precedent beside it.

Sage, as it runs

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.

  • Weekly matter summary

    Reads the week's new documents across open matters and writes one summary per matter for a lawyer to approve.

  • Deadline candidates

    Proposes a date with the trigger and the rule behind it. A lawyer confirms it.

  • Document intake

    Sorts what arrives into the right matter and flags anything that reads like a deadline or a demand.

  • Client update drafts

    Prepares the update in the firm's format and waits for the lawyer whose name goes on it.

What changes

Research in minutes

Sage searches Turkish case law and the firm's own documents together, and every claim links to its source.

Drafts in your format

Your template and signature blocks, exported to Word, with each change tracked beside the source it came from.

A firm that remembers

Past work, templates and decisions become a knowledge base the whole firm can ask, rather than a folder one person understands.

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.