Lexandro.ai brings together workspace documents, chat-level uploads, jurisdiction-specific legal sources, and web research for broader context. Every answer stays connected to its sources, while teams keep visibility over usage, cost, and work across the platform.
Lexandro.ai is built around the way legal work actually happens: work lives in the right context, the platform works across selected source layers, and every answer can be reviewed and monitored before it becomes part of the workflow.
Where legal work lives.
Work starts in a workspace organised around the right context, such as a matter, client, team, department, or project. Each workspace has its own Knowledge Base and supports private or team-based work, so the right documents and conversations stay together.
What Lexandro works with.
Each workspace can include a shared document base. These workspace documents become searchable context across conversations in that workspace.
For task-specific work, users can upload documents directly into a conversation. These conversation documents stay separate from workspace documents and are available only in that chat.
Lexandro lets users work with legal sources by jurisdiction. Users select the relevant jurisdiction, then choose Law, Cases, or both.
When current or external information is needed, Web can be added as a separate source type, with options such as recency, result count, legal-web filtering, and allowed domains.
How users verify and monitor the work.
Selected sources appear below the input before a query is sent, showing source type and key details such as document count or jurisdiction.
When Lexandro uses sources, they can be opened from the response and reviewed by type, including Law, Cases, Workspace, Conversation, and Web.
Usage Analytics gives teams visibility into AI credit consumption, feature usage, activity, and adoption across personal accounts and company workspaces.
A workspace can represent a matter, client, team, department, or recurring workstream. The relevant documents, conversations, outputs, and source context stay together instead of being split across disconnected threads and tools.
Lexandro shows the selected context directly in the workflow: conversation documents, workspace documentation, legal sources by jurisdiction, and web sources when broader context matters.
Lexandro lets users browse and search structured legislation and case law across jurisdictions. To use legal knowledge bases, the user selects a jurisdiction and then enables Law and/or Cases depending on what they want to search.
This makes it possible to work across your own documents and the legal sources of a specific country in the same search flow, instead of switching between separate tools.
For teams, AI is not only about individual productivity. Lexandro also provides an oversight layer for usage, adoption, activity, feature consumption, credit usage, and operational visibility across workspaces.
Purpose-built legal tools sit inside the platform, so teams can move from source material to reviewable output without leaving the same controlled environment.
Side-by-side analysis with structured diffs.
Generate structured document insights, risks, dates, and summaries.
Compare versions and highlight legal changes.
Reusable contract templates with variable parameters.
Build a dated event timeline from multiple source documents.
Translate and save results while preserving the document structure.
Upload, train and preview your documents.
Explore legislation, case law, and jurisdiction-specific references.
Lexandro combines workspace knowledge, chat-level documents, jurisdiction-based legal sources, web context, verification, and dedicated legal tools in one controlled environment.
Outputs should still be reviewed and validated by qualified professionals before use.
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