Legalfly

Legalfly is an AI workspace for legal work that reviews contracts, drafts documents from a team’s own approved language, and anonymises sensitive data before any AI model processes it. It was founded in Ghent, Belgium in 2023 by a team that previously worked at Tinder, and raised a €15M Series A led by Notion Capital (with redalpine and Fortino Capital) in 2024.

Who It’s For

The product is aimed at in-house legal departments at larger organisations — the vendor describes target users across banking, insurance, industrial, technology, and professional-services sectors, and lists procurement, compliance, and claims teams alongside legal. The company has named Slaughter & May and Allianz among its customers and partners.

What It Does

• Contract review. Flags legal and business risks in a document, suggests edits to specific clauses, and explains each change in plain language. Handles contracts, NDAs, lease agreements, compliance forms, and policy drafts. (Maps to Document Review & Management.)
• Drafting. Generates first drafts using a team’s approved language, fallback positions, and risk standards, and detects document variables automatically. (Maps to Document Drafting & Automation.)
• Document anonymisation. Detects and replaces names, roles, company details, and other identifiers with pseudonyms before analysis, keeping context and structure intact. The vendor states this step is logged and auditable, and can run on-premise. (Maps to Filing & Compliance.)
• Legal research and due diligence. Supports research queries, document comparison, and regulatory-update checks as task-specific functions. (Maps to Research & Analysis.)
• Task-specific agents. Breaks legal work into discrete jobs (review, compare, draft, check) each handled by a dedicated function rather than one general chat interface.
• In-document use. Runs inside Microsoft Word and SharePoint so users work in tools they already have. (Maps to Communication & Collaboration.)

The vendor cites GDPR, ISO 27001, and SOC 2 Type II alignment for its data handling.

What We Haven’t Verified

This page was assembled from publicly available information. We have not independently tested the product. The €15M Series A figure is the publicly reported headline; we have not confirmed total funding raised to date or any post-money valuation. The customer and partner names (Slaughter & May, Allianz) come from vendor and press statements and we have not separately confirmed the scope of those relationships. The integration list and depths above are carried from prior data — some Outlook and Copilot integrations were described by the vendor as in development in 2024, so current status may differ. G2 reviews note occasional accuracy issues with AI output; we have not assessed accuracy ourselves. Feature claims and workflow mappings reflect what the vendor publishes, not hands-on testing.