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We are the first in the industry to deploy Natural Language Processing to automatically classify and extract relevant information for in-house legal teams and procurement teams, automating your workflow like never before.
Apply self-driving car technology to automating review processes
If cars can drive themselves, why should procurement professionals and lawyers be stuck with tedious manual work?
Automate everything
Compare pricing info with historical data, draft emails with strategies for deal negotiation, automatically propose pre-defined fallback provisions, track all terms and dates that your team cares about, and much more.
Designed for YOUR team
We are innovating the technology stack at your company to help you achieve three important goals: faster deal negotiation process, higher efficiency, less overhead for tedious manual work, and, more importantly, better collaboration and communication with external and internal teams.
Forward-thinking companies must adopt automation powered by AI for many reasons. We discussed improved efficiency, reduced overhead, higher throughput rate for deals, and ultimately, more savings. All of this will immediately impact the bottom line. Another intangible benefit is much happier team members. Lawyers and procurement professionals are highly intelligent and well-trained professionals. For them to perform repetitive, manual processes is extremely boring and painful. Because our automation software can replace such processes, we free them to do much more intellectually challenging and fulfilling work. Our AI software helps improve their morale and, ultimately, the retention rate for the company.
We can also help you automate your work, regardless of your existing processes and tech stack. Anything an assistant can do, Trusli can help you automate. If cars can drive themselves, why should you still be doing or paying people to do tedious manual work?
There are people out there doing similar things as we do, but we take an entirely different approach. Our roots are in self-driving cars. We know how to use data and machine learning to do everything better, legal included.
On the one hand, we are lawyers and procurement professionals who have been there and know what you are struggling with, be it finding clients or working with automation. On the other hand, we are data scientists, product managers, and software developers. We know what good software should look like and feel like. We get it. Let us show you how everything can be done with a few clicks as opposed to tedious, manual processes. We are a legal marketplace and legal practice management software. It’s just that we have super power 😎.
It’s very simple. If a task is tedious or repetitive following certain rules, we can help you automate it.
Take our friends at MagStone as an example. They help companies form entities. They used to gather pages of information in PDFs. Then, manually fill out 10+ forms using the same information. Not anymore. With our top-notch developers and machine learning experts, now they just need to send the clients a link. Once clients populate the relevant information, they review the information, and with one click, the forms are mostly filled with the relevant information. All they need to do is to review the filled-out forms and adjust a few tricky fields. Done. We have increased their productivity by 70%, creating huge value for both the firm and also allowing them to pass on savings to the clients. In their case, this is a no-brainer purchase. The ROI on the software investment is so obvious that they are delighted to invest.
Another example is our friends at Company X. Their current process is solely based on emails, spreadsheets, and word documents. We were able to design them a neat dashboard where they keep track of all their ongoing deals, who owns what, and which deal is going through what review process. In addition, we deployed a contract playbook that used to live in a senior lawyer’s head. Now, with Trusli AI, whenever a standard document comes back marked up with opposing counsel’s comments, the AI automatically creates a markup based on pre-drafted fallback provisions. This frees the legal team from daily routine markups and makes the procurement team self-sufficient by being able to create the first set of markups in response to the other party. The team works faster, better, and is overall happier.
With our AI automation software, if a process is predictable, repeatable, and can be done using predefined processes, we can automate it. Your process could be document auto-completion, calendering a series of predefined dates, or even more complex tasks such as following a series of steps. Our AI is contextual, learns from past behaviors and processes, and makes accurate predictions for future actions. The beauty is that the more you teach it, the more the AI will learn your preferences and become more intelligent. As the AI becomes more accurate and tuned to your processes, our automation software can take more and more off your plate.
Simply leave your email here, and our team will reach out to you immediately to set up a discovery call. We will carefully review your current pain points and propose a unique solution just for your team. You will receive a product that is custom designed for your team, easy to implement and maintain with fewer errors.
Knowing what AI can do with contract generation and management, having a CLM is just half of the battle. There are lots of true automation you can deploy in addition to or on top of a CLM, many of which are not being offered or properly set up by a CLM Vendor.
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