In-house legal teams

In-house legal AI that keeps pace with the business

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Legal research interface showing the selection of "United States (Pennsylvania)" as jurisdiction for a non-compete clause question.

Your standards, applied to everything the business brings you

Your team answers the questions that do not need outside counsel, and briefs the ones that do, working from the law Clio publishes and the standards your department sets.

Work from the law Clio publishes

Cited answers drawn from 1B+ legal documents across 2,500+ authoritative sources, each one traceable to the authority behind it.

Apply your standards

Custom skills and review playbooks hold your positions and preferred approach, and memory keeps them in play, so your team is not re-explaining how it works every session.

Pull context from your files

Vincent works with files in iManage, NetDocuments, SharePoint, and Google Drive, with no temporary local copies.

Keep your team on the same page

Projects hold the documents, conversations, and outputs for a piece of work together, so whoever picks it up starts where the last person left off.

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What can you do with Vincent?

Answer the questions the business sends you

Vincent researches the point against the primary law Clio publishes, in the jurisdiction your business operates in, so your team can respond directly or escalate with the groundwork already done.

Review the contracts that cross your desk

Vincent reads a stack of agreements against your department’s positions and flags where a counterparty has moved off them, so the exceptions surface instead of every clause.

Draft in your department’s own form

Vincent produces the memo, policy, or response from the materials your team already holds, following the approach your department has set, so the lawyer edits rather than starts.

FAQ

Is Clio built for in-house teams or for law firms?

Both, and legal departments run Vincent on its own, with no matter management system behind it. The substantive work is the same in either setting: research, contract review, analysis, and drafting. What changes is whose standards shape it, so an in-house team configures Vincent around its own playbooks, and it works alongside the document and email systems the department already runs.

Is Clio secure for an in-house legal team?

Yes. Security certifications, data handling, and subprocessor detail are documented on Clio’s trust and security page, including which products each certification covers.

Can Clio integrate with our document management and corporate systems?

Yes. Vincent reasons over documents in iManage, NetDocuments, SharePoint, and Google Drive where they already live, and works inside Microsoft 365 through Clio for Word and Outlook. MCP connectors extend it to other tools your team uses.

How does Vincent support in-house work?

Vincent can summarize records, research cited law, compare documents, and prepare drafts or updates. Legal keeps review and decision authority.

Can Clio support contract review and drafting?

Yes. Clio’s legal AI can compare supported documents, research cited law, extract key terms, and prepare initial language or summaries for professional review. You can keep drafting in Microsoft Word.

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