Gather the permitted source documents
A team starts a contract review. The agent retrieves the permitted contract documents and relevant matter information from the sources allowed for that work.
Legal
Bring relevant documents and open questions to review.
Origon’s AI gathers permitted documents, follows up on missing material and prepares work for your reviewers. Your team retains legal judgment. The complete system can run fully privately or air-gapped, with document connections selected to fit that environment.
Illustrative workflow
A contract is ready for review.
Follow up on outstanding material
The agent requests missing documents or contributions through approved channels. New material and unanswered questions remain connected to the matter.
Prepare the sources and questions for review
The reviewer receives the gathered material, its sources and unresolved questions. People decide how to use the result and retain legal judgment.
Legal workflows
Prepare due diligence and compliance work.
Gather source material as it arrives and keep unresolved questions visible.
- Collect material from approved repositories
- Record sources and requested information
- Escalate exceptions and uncertain findings
Fit document access and retention to the matter.
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Set the permitted sources for each workflow Your team specifies which documents, memory, tools and actions a workflow may use. Origon implements those connections around the review process.
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Control what is retained Configured retention and authorized deletion govern continuing context. Corrections can be carried into later work.
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Inspect how work was prepared Review document access, tool calls, errors and escalations before deciding how to use the result.
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Maintain the connections behind the review Origon maintains the agreed document integrations, prompts, workflows and models as your sources and review requirements change.
Explore Enterprise.
See a document request prepared for your review.
Explore how sources and open questions stay connected through a review. If there is a fit, a scoped pilot evaluates retrieval quality, continuity, exceptions and human review effort.