In-house counsel, founders, and SMB owners use Leaglety to stay ahead of deadlines and answer legal questions faster, without losing control.
Built for in-house teams.
WhatsApp Case Ops
WhatsApp Business API inbound with message and media parsing, role-based routing, and status-query flows. This is where Indian firms coordinate.
Read about the workflowCorporate Governance and Compliance
Compliance calendar for corporate clients with statutory filing deadlines, plus board resolutions, annual filings, and ROC compliance.
Read about the workflowCause List and Case Management
Automates cause-list retrieval, gives a daily digest of what is listed and due, and keeps a case diary that is the source of truth for every matter.
Read about the workflowAI Legal Drafting
Drafts from the firm’s own clause library through retrieval, not from a model’s general knowledge. Covers plaints, written statements, and legal notices.
Read about the workflowWhy this matters
Why this matters for for in-house teams.
Track matters and deadlines across the organisation in one place.
Automate compliance calendars, board resolutions, and statutory filings.
Draft from your own precedents, not from a model’s guess.
Every AI output is reviewed before it becomes final.
The product
See Leaglety for for in-house teams.
Today, an in-house team’s legal work lives in diaries, WhatsApp threads, and memory.
The AI does the fast part. The slow part stays on the lawyer's desk. Leaglety closes the gap.
A missed ROC filing
A statutory deadline passes because no one in the team was tracking it. The penalty is paid. The reputation cost is harder to measure.
A draft that starts from scratch
Every board resolution starts from a blank page or a template found online. The lawyer rewrites the same clauses every time. The clause library does not exist.
See how it fits in-house teams.
We are looking for three to five firms to pilot. Book a 30-minute call and we will walk through the workflow with your firm in mind.
Trust and security
Trust at every layer.
The AI works inside a system the firm can show a client, a court, or a regulator: data isolated, access controlled, encrypted, audited, and signed off.
Multi-tenancy
Firm-level data isolation enforced at the data layer. No firm reads another firm’s matter.
Per-matter access control
A user only sees the matters they are assigned to. Enforced at the data layer, not in the UI.
Encryption
Data is encrypted at rest, in transit, and in backups. Object storage for attachments is encrypted too.
Audit log
The audit log is append-only. Every change to a case record records the actor and timestamp. The firm can show who did what and when.
Sign-off
Every AI output becomes final only after a lawyer’s sign-off. Built into the product, not a checkbox to bypass.