Zeno

Zeno supports legal professionals in high-focus, document-heavy tasks. Its key use cases include: 

• Legal research: Users can ask complex legal questions and receive structured answers backed by annotated case law, commentary, and legislation. Through Zeno’s partnership with LexIQ, the company behind Recht.nl, users now gain direct access to the most structured legal database in the Netherlands. This includes data from over 120 journals, 125,000 articles, and comprehensive Dutch and European legislation and case law.
• Extensive document review: Zeno helps teams navigate large volumes of documents, from contracts to litigation files. It can surface relevant information, identify inconsistencies, and flag potential issues without requiring users to read every word.
• Workspaces: Users can organize their work into dossiers or projects, keeping research, drafts, and supporting materials in one place. These workspaces are collaborative by design. Legal professionals can work together across tasks, sharing threads, documents, and resources with clarity and context.
• Table reviews and contract comparison: Zeno can extract and organize key data points such as termination clauses, payment terms, or governing law across multiple contracts into structured tables. This supports faster analysis and consistency checks.

AI-Native Workspace

Zeno is an AI native workspace, architected around legal workflows and powered by integrated large language models. Rather than embedding isolated AI tools, Zeno embeds reasoning capabilities throughout the user experience. Structured interfaces, collaborative threads, and table views all act as inputs and outputs for the underlying models.

Context is preserved across tasks, so insights from document review can inform research, and structured outputs can be repurposed across matters. Every interaction is anchored in source material, with model responses tuned for transparency and auditability.