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What Leela does, how she handles your documents, how playbooks work and what it costs. If your question is not here, write to us.
Leela
What is Leela?
An agent for contract negotiation. Email her the other side's draft and she returns an issues list, a Word redline and a note, against your playbook. Forward the return and she updates the issues list. She keeps the record of the whole negotiation.
Who is she for?
Anyone who negotiates contracts: in-house legal teams, law firms and deal teams, contracts and procurement, and the sales and corporate development people who work with them. Solo counsel and departments use the same product.
How is she different from other contract tools?
Most tools review one document and stop. Leela works the negotiation round by round and keeps one issues list for the deal. She reviews from your playbook and your side of the table, from your inbox.
Does she give legal advice?
No. She drafts and proposes. You decide. Nothing changes a document until you approve it.
Working with her
How do I start?
Forward a draft to Leela with one sentence about what you want. She replies with the work. You can also work with her in the app.
What does a review return?
An issues list anchored to the clause, with the drafting problem, the risk and what to ask for instead, and a tracked-change redline you can send.
What happens when the counterparty responds?
Forward their draft. Leela compares it to your last version and marks every position moved, held, conceded or new. Changes that were not marked are flagged.
Does she email the other side?
No. She sends work only to members of your team. Nothing reaches a counterparty unless you forward it yourself.
How long does a review take?
A typical agreement comes back in 4 to 5 minutes. A long package can take half an hour, and she says how long when she acknowledges it.
Can she read tracked changes and comments?
Yes. Tracked changes, comments and tables come out with authors and dates, and her decisions land back in the file as Word revisions.
Playbooks
What is a playbook?
Your positions written down: preferred language, language to avoid, fallbacks and walk-away lines. Every review applies it.
How do I create one?
Send her the agreements you have signed and she drafts it. Or write your positions in an email. Edit by replying.
Can I share a playbook?
Yes. Share with a workspace or the whole team, or keep it personal.
What contract types can a playbook cover?
Any. NDAs, MSAs, SaaS agreements, licences, employment contracts and leases are common. Keep as many playbooks as you need.
Documents
What formats do you support?
Word, PDF and scanned PDF. Word gives the best result because redlines go back as tracked changes with formatting intact.
Will the redline open cleanly on the other side?
Yes. Fonts, spacing and numbering survive the round trip. No reformatting pass before it goes out.
How many documents can I send at once?
On a paid team, as many as the matter needs. On the trial, up to 6 attachments per email, 10 MB each and about 300 pages in all.
Security
How do you handle our documents?
Encrypted at rest and in transit, isolated by matter, and used only to do your work. See Security.
Do you train models on our contracts?
No. Model providers see your documents only inside the request that needs them and retain nothing. See Subprocessors.
How long do you keep our documents?
As long as you tell us to. Delete a document or a matter at any time and it is removed from the active record.
Are you SOC 2 compliant?
SOC 2 Type II certification is in progress. Email us for current status and security documentation.
Pricing
How much does it cost?
One plan, every feature, per seat. $149 per seat per month for 1 to 4 seats, falling to $122 at 15 to 20 seats. See Pricing.
Is there a trial?
Yes. 14 days, no card. Enough work to run a live negotiation through her.
Do you offer enterprise plans?
Yes. Above 20 seats, and for dedicated infrastructure, talk to us.
Still stuck? Write to us and a person writes back.
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