edit.legal

edit.legal is an AI platform for legal research and document drafting built specifically for the Italian legal market, developed by Ludwig S.r.l.s. It is intended for lawyers, law firms, in-house counsel, notaries, and accountants working across civil, administrative, and EU-driven areas of Italian law.

Key features and functions include:

Legal Research
Users can query a curated database of Italian primary sources — including consolidated national legislation, Corte di Cassazione decisions, the Gazzetta Ufficiale, and EU legislation and case law via EUR-Lex — using natural-language questions. Citations returned by the system are checked against official databases rather than generated solely from model output.

Automated Drafting
The platform generates first drafts of Italian legal documents, including pleadings, petitions, contracts, corporate minutes, and legal opinions, following the standard structure for each document type. Drafts include an automatically identified legal basis and variable fields for party details.

Legal Editor and Microsoft Word Add-In
Documents can be refined within the platform's built-in editor, which supports tracked changes, comments, and collaborative review, or through a Microsoft Word add-in distributed via Microsoft AppSource. The add-in supports drafting, contract review with native Word comments, and legal research from within Word desktop, web, and iPad versions.

Contract Review and Compliance Playbooks
The platform can apply configurable playbooks to review contracts clause by clause, flagging risks, regulatory gaps, and inconsistencies, and producing an exportable compliance report.

Multi-Agent Architecture
edit.legal uses multiple AI agents that analyze a legal matter from different perspectives (for example, opposing roles in a simulated case) before producing conclusions, in addition to background agents that can be assigned tasks such as legal memos or document comparisons.

Security and Data Practices
The platform uses AES-256 encryption in transit and at rest, and the vendor states that client documents and conversations are not used to train AI models. Data is hosted on infrastructure located in the European Union.