- Lawyer Instruction meeting The partner takes instructions; the meeting is transcribed.
- AI Attendance note Wishes, family and assets structured, with IHT points flagged.
- Lawyer review Partner review The partner confirms instructions before drafting.
- AI Will and LPAs drafted Drafted to your precedents, with a covering letter.
- Lawyer review Final sign-off The partner reviews, edits and approves.
- AI Signing pack sent Execution and witnessing instructions sent; the file is updated.
How it works
Your standard, run by AI, signed off by your lawyers.
A playbook captures how your firm does a piece of work. Legl’s engineers wire it into your systems. Your lawyers approve wherever judgement matters.
Three parts, one outcome.
Your experts
Set the standard
Decide what good looks like and where a lawyer must sign off.
Legl engineers
Build and connect
Turn it into a working playbook wired into your systems.
The platform
Runs it, safely
Executes, monitors and improves as models get better.
Connects to everything
Every system you run. Including the awkward ones.
Practice and document management, email, accounts, research, public registers, and the in-house system nobody else will touch. Where there’s no ready-made link, our engineers build one.
- Practice management
- Accounts & billing
- Client onboarding
- Document management
- E-signature
- HMRC
- Email & calendar
- Microsoft 365
- Meeting notes
- HM Land Registry
- Companies House
- Your in-house system Built by Legl engineers
Owned, gated and measured.
Named owners
An accountable lawyer for every playbook.
Approval gates
You choose where a human signs off.
Full audit trail
Every step, input and decision recorded.
Measured quality
Checked against your own standard.
Ownership
What you own, and what Legl runs.
Yours
- Your playbooks, written in plain English, not code
- Your data and client relationships
- Your know-how and how you differentiate
- Decisions on where humans stay in the loop
Legl runs
- The platform, hosting and security
- Integrations with your existing systems
- Keeping pace with new models and tools
- Monitoring, evaluation and support
