Legal Intelligence,Powered by AI

Judicio is an AI legal research and document analysis platform for law firms, in-house legal teams and independent practitioners. It connects research, contract review, drafting, data extraction, timelines, translation and collaboration in one workspace, with source references that help professionals review the results.

Upload one or more contracts and choose how to review them: let Judicio's AI generate review checks from the document itself, pick a pre-built template, or write your own criteria. Judicio scans each document, flags issues with a risk level and the exact page location, and proposes fixes you can accept, edit, or flag with a note. You can review multiple documents in a single run and see them side by side in a findings matrix, then export the results as a tracked-changes Word file or a PDF report.

Judicio supports jurisdiction-scoped research across published legal collections and public legal websites. Materials include U.S. federal and state opinions; Indian Supreme Court, High Court and tribunal decisions; UK court judgments; EU legislation and European court decisions; and Canadian federal and provincial case law. Select your working jurisdiction to see relevant coverage. Availability varies by court, collection and date, and every research answer should be checked against its cited source.

Yes. Every account starts with a 7-day free trial that includes 500 credits and does not require a credit card. Try the AI research and document tools, including Deep Mode. Particular integrations and Lookup workflows depend on availability and organisation access.

Judicio is built for the confidentiality requirements of legal work. It is hosted on Google Cloud Platform, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and provides role-based access controls and a complete audit trail of every action in your workspace. Your documents are never used to train AI models.

Judicio supports 25+ file formats, including PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OpenDocument files, images (PNG, JPG, TIFF, HEIC and more), and email files (MSG, EML). Scanned documents and image PDFs are automatically run through text recognition (OCR) so they become fully searchable and analysable.

Judicio connects research, document review, drafting, extraction, timelines and translation around the same matter files. Source references help reviewers inspect the supporting page and passage. Research snapshots preserve retrieved material for review; they do not establish that an authority remains current. Assess the available legal materials and workflow against your jurisdiction and task.

Yes. Drafting starts from a plain-English brief, a template, or a precedent in your File Library. Edits arrive as tracked changes you accept or reject, with authorities cited beside the clauses they support. Export to Word or PDF, or save the draft back to your files.

Case Strategy uses your declared side and case files to organise potential grounds, opposing arguments, rebuttals and source-linked authorities. Explore scenarios or a moot-court exercise, then have the responsible lawyer assess the evidence, legal status of the authorities and proposed strategy.

Yes. The Organisation plan supports 2–20 members self-serve (larger teams via contact sales), with admin and member roles. Work is organised into projects with Owner, Editor, and Viewer access; folders, templates and workflows can be shared across the firm; and every project has its own activity history and usage analytics, with centralised billing and spending limits.