eBrevia

eBrevia is an AI-powered platform that leverages machine learning and natural language processing (NLP) to automate and streamline legal document review and analysis. Designed for law firms, corporations, and financial institutions, it facilitates tasks such as contract analysis, due diligence, document management, and compliance monitoring. The system accurately extracts key provisions from contracts, assesses legal risk, and generates structured reports to support decision-making. Its document repository offers secure, centralized storage with advanced search and collaboration tools.

The platform incorporates large language model (LLM) capabilities to enhance the accuracy and speed of legal analysis. Users can customize the platform to meet specific industry or jurisdictional needs and integrate it with third-party tools, including document management and CRM systems. eBrevia emphasizes enterprise-grade security through encryption and rigorous data protection protocols.

eBrevia Lens

eBrevia Lens is a generative AI-powered module that enables users to query thousands of documents using natural language. Instead of manually searching through contracts, users can type deal-specific questions and receive relevant, context-aware answers directly from their documents. Lens is built for scalability and usability, providing accurate results without requiring users to pre-train the tool, although it does offer training options when tailored use is necessary.

Additional Modules

• Prep: This feature helps users scope the scope of a review project at the outset, enabling more efficient deployment planning and resource allocation.

• DraftPro: DraftPro allows users to extract insights from legacy contract databases to inform the drafting of future agreements, helping standardize language and mitigate recurring risks. Please see the full Legaltech Hub listing.

Together, eBrevia’s modules and core AI capabilities support legal and business teams in reducing manual workloads, improving consistency, and accelerating turnaround times for complex document-driven workflows.

eBrevia was sold to DFIN in 2018. In December 2023, the eBrevia founders purchased the company from DFIN. 

Funding Information:
eBrevia has raised a total of $4.3M in funding over 10 rounds. Their latest funding was raised on Dec 27, 2017 from a Convertible Note round. eBrevia is funded by 3 investors. Connecticut Innovations and CTNext are the most recent investors.