- Is this a chatbot?
- No. A chatbot writes an answer from memory. jurispraxis.ai searches the sources first, reads the hits and answers with verbatim quotations, each with its citation. If something is not in the sources, it says so.
- Which sources are searched?
- The case law and the legislation of the Netherlands, France and Poland, and the Dutch parliamentary history — all public, all read from the open data of their publishers. Auto chooses from your question, or you pick the country, the collection and the filters yourself.
- Can I add my own documents?
- Yes. Upload PDF, DOCX or TXT files, scans included, and give them to a chat. The answer quotes your files and the case law and keeps the two apart. A chat reads only the files you pick.
- Can it write the document too?
- Yes. Ask for a letter, a claim or a contract clause, or name your own file as the form. The draft is written beside the chat, keeps every edition and downloads to Word in your firm’s style — with tracked changes, if you want them.
- Does the model see my client’s names?
- Not the ones it recognises. Before any text reaches a model, the names of people and companies, the identifiers, the phone numbers and the addresses that jurispraxis.ai recognises are replaced by labels. It can miss one, so the file view shows what was hidden, and you can correct it.
- What does it cost?
- The Start plan is free, to try the service on a real matter. Every plan gives the same app: the plans differ in their credits, in the price of an extra credit, and in how soon documents are processed.
- Where is my data?
- In the European Union, in Amsterdam. We do not use your content to train AI models. The data processing agreement is part of the terms of use.