HAQQ Legal AI

HAQQ Legal AI is a legal technology platform that combines a generative AI legal assistant with practice management software in a single system.

Key features and functions include:

Legal AI Chat
A generative AI assistant that performs legal research with cited sources, drafts contracts from templates and clause libraries, reviews and redlines documents against playbooks, extracts key terms and obligations, compares contract versions, and supports due diligence review across document sets. It is available on web, iOS, and Android, and as a Microsoft Word add-in.

eFirm Practice Management
A practice management layer covering matter and case management, legal CRM, document management, KYC and client intake, time tracking, billing and accounting, task management, calendaring, and integrated communications.

Justinian Reasoning Engine
A proprietary orchestration layer that processes each query for jurisdiction, language, intent, and entity extraction, then selects a tool and routes the request to an underlying AI model before generating a response. HAQQ states the architecture routes across multiple model providers rather than relying on a single model.

API and MCP Access
Legal AI Chat functionality is exposed to developers through a REST API and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, in addition to the web, mobile, and Word add-in interfaces.

Multilingual, Arabic-Native Interface
The platform interface is available in multiple languages. Arabic is supported as a native interface language rather than a translation layer.

Data Architecture and Access Controls
The platform applies AES-256 encryption at rest, TLS 1.3 encryption in transit, role-based access control, per-tenant data isolation, and audit logging. HAQQ states customer data is not used to train its models and that an anonymization layer removes personal data before a query reaches the underlying model.

Deployment Options
Available as a HAQQ-hosted cloud service with customer-selectable regional hosting (European Union, United States, or Middle East), as a private cloud deployment in the customer's own cloud tenancy, or as an on-premise deployment.