Assist helps you move faster inside your contracts. Summarize. Compare. Draft. Adapt. All in context. All aligned with your standards.
Assist is designed to support your professional judgment, never replace it.
All outputs are grounded in the document context and aligned with your configured internal standards, jurisdiction, regulatory frameworks, and risk posture.
No switching tabs. No copying text. No context loss.
Assist works directly from the document view, so you can summarize, compare, draft, or refine without leaving your contract.
Compare a contract or legal doc against your template, playbook, policy, or prior agreement. Instantly see missing clauses, deviations from your standard.
Extract key data and turn long contracts into clear, business-ready summaries in seconds. Neutral, concise, and written in the same language as the document.
Insert missing protections or improve existing clauses with language aligned to your risk posture and internal standards.
Adjust clauses to reflect a different governing law or regulatory context without rewriting the contract from scratch. Ideal for cross-border vendor agreements.
Cuora is a document review tool built for in-house legal and compliance teams. It helps review contracts, policies, and legal documents by surfacing gaps, deviations, and clause-level findings against regulatory frameworks, internal standards, or specific reference documents. For legal teams it supports contract review, negotiation preparation, and obligation tracking. For compliance teams it supports audit preparation, gap detection, and evidence preservation. Cuora supports professional judgment, it does not make compliance or legal determinations.
Cuora is designed for low-friction and low-risk testing. Teams can start with a single, anonymized or non-sensitive document, without migrating repositories or uploading company data. Documents are processed securely, are not used to train AI models, and access is restricted to authorized users.
Pricing is per workspace and per seat depending on usage and features. Cuora is designed to be accessible for growing in-house legal and compliance teams. Detailed pricing is shared during demos or on request.
Cuora is built on OpenAI, GPT-5.2, and applies it in a controlled, document-grounded way designed specifically for legal work.
The model itself is only one part of the system. Cuora adds legal-specific prompts, document-level grounding, safeguards, and workflow logic so outputs remain reviewable, traceable, and supportive of professional legal judgment.
Customer data and documents are never used to train AI models. All processing is private and scoped to your workspace.
No. Cuora can be used document by document. Teams typically start with a small number of contracts or policies relevant to a specific review or audit. Full document migration is not required.
General AI tools have no memory of your documents, no version history, and no audit trail. Every session starts from scratch. Cuora is different because every review is tied to a specific document version, preserved exactly as generated, and available as audit evidence. Findings are anchored to the exact clause they came from. Reviews can be re-run under updated regulatory context without losing prior analyses. And nothing is ever used to train external AI models. That’s not something any general AI tool offers.
No. Cuora works document by document. There is no forced migration, no repository setup, and no system change required. Most teams start with a small number of documents relevant to a specific audit or review and expand from there. You can test Cuora with a single anonymized document before committing to anything.
Cuora is a document review tool built for in-house legal and compliance teams. It helps review contracts, policies, and legal documents by surfacing gaps, deviations, and clause-level findings against regulatory frameworks, internal standards, or specific reference documents. For legal teams it supports contract review, negotiation preparation, and obligation tracking. For compliance teams it supports audit preparation, gap detection, and evidence preservation. Cuora supports professional judgment, it does not make compliance or legal determinations.
Cuora is designed for low-friction and low-risk testing. Teams can start with a single, anonymized or non-sensitive document, without migrating repositories or uploading company data. Documents are processed securely, are not used to train AI models, and access is restricted to authorized users.
Pricing is per workspace and per seat depending on usage and features. Cuora is designed to be accessible for growing in-house legal and compliance teams. Detailed pricing is shared during demos or on request.
Cuora is built on OpenAI, GPT-5.2, and applies it in a controlled, document-grounded way designed specifically for legal work.
The model itself is only one part of the system. Cuora adds legal-specific prompts, document-level grounding, safeguards, and workflow logic so outputs remain reviewable, traceable, and supportive of professional legal judgment.
Customer data and documents are never used to train AI models. All processing is private and scoped to your workspace.
No. Cuora can be used document by document. Teams typically start with a small number of contracts or policies relevant to a specific review or audit. Full document migration is not required.
General AI tools have no memory of your documents, no version history, and no audit trail. Every session starts from scratch. Cuora is different because every review is tied to a specific document version, preserved exactly as generated, and available as audit evidence. Findings are anchored to the exact clause they came from. Reviews can be re-run under updated regulatory context without losing prior analyses. And nothing is ever used to train external AI models. That’s not something any general AI tool offers.
No. Cuora works document by document. There is no forced migration, no repository setup, and no system change required. Most teams start with a small number of documents relevant to a specific audit or review and expand from there. You can test Cuora with a single anonymized document before committing to anything.
