If you run knowledge at a law firm, you already know where the good language is. The hard part is making it the language the firm actually uses.

Avvoka is built for that gap. Curate turns a pile of past deals into one templates you trust, Automate turns that template into every document that follows.

We’re at the KM&I for Legal Conference, 21–22 October, Ease Hospitality on Avenue of the Americas. Find us at Table 18. 

The whole platform, with Curate front and centre

Curate is the newest part of Avvoka, so if you have not seen it yet, this is the place to. Point it at a set of executed deals and it reads every clause and surfaces the strongest. What the firm then drafts from is a template somebody actually decided on, rather than whichever version happened to be nearest to hand.

Automate then turns your templates into firm-grade drafs, assembling itself from your answers and reviews up to signature in one workflow, with the Word formatting holding all the way through.

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