
The legal front door that does the work.
Wordsmith is an AI platform that acts as the legal front door for in-house legal teams. It captures, triages, resolves, and records every legal request from across the business, enabling teams to work faster. The platform learns how teams handle matters and applies those standards automatically. Modules cover contract review, drafting, research, intake, and AI assistance, with integrations into common workplace tools.
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Beyond request management, Wordsmith offers modules for contract review, drafting via Blueprints, an AI assistant, AI agents, reports, repositories, research, and intake. The platform integrates with Microsoft 365 including Word, Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive, Excel, and Copilot, plus Slack, Gmail, Ironclad, Salesforce, Zapier, and MCP. Solutions target General Counsel, Legal Operations, Procurement, Sales, Security, and HR teams, with offerings for small business, mid-market, and enterprise organizations. The system applies team standards to automate routine matter handling.
What it does
AI-assisted review of contracts against team playbooks.
Generate contracts from reusable blueprints.
Context-aware assistant for legal queries.
Automated agents that handle multi-step legal tasks.
Central store for legal standards and documents.
Legal research tools for in-house teams.
Captures and triages incoming legal requests.
Reporting on legal work and metrics.
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Wordsmith is an AI platform that serves as a legal front door for in-house legal teams. It captures, triages, resolves, and records every legal request from the business, allowing teams to work faster. The platform learns team standards and applies them automatically to incoming matters, escalating to lawyers only when judgment is required.
Wordsmith is built for in-house legal teams, with solutions tailored for General Counsel, Legal Operations, Procurement, Sales, Security, and Human Resources functions. It serves small businesses, mid-market companies, and enterprises, supporting teams that handle high volumes of legal requests from across the wider business.
Wordsmith integrates with Microsoft 365 including Word, Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive, Excel, and Copilot. It also connects with Slack, Gmail, Ironclad, Salesforce, Zapier, and MCP, allowing legal work to flow through the same tools the business already uses without switching contexts.
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