Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to what a firm asks before it trusts a review tool: accuracy, privacy, jurisdictions, Word redlining and self-hosting.
CitationGate is how we make every finding checkable. When the multi-agent review flags a contract risk, it records the exact start and end character offsets of the clause that proves it. If a quote cannot be matched against the source, the finding is rejected, so the AI cannot show you a claim it can't trace to your document. That cuts hallucination risk sharply. It does not replace a lawyer's review, which is why Human Gates keep you in control.
No. Your documents and annotations are stored in isolated, encrypted tenant databases and are never used to train public models.
LexCore ships with rules for the major common-law jurisdictions. Nigeria gets the most attention, including the execution requirements of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020 and handling aware of the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023. Standard UK and US-DE company configurations are included too.
When you run an AI redline, LexCore suggests edits and explains each one. Click download and you get a native Microsoft Word (`.docx`) file with every change already anchored as a standard tracked change. Open it in Word and edit as normal.
Yes. For enterprise teams that need maximum data sovereignty, we offer a self-hosted package. It deploys the AI orchestrator, the vector memory databases and local models (using vLLM or Ollama) behind your own private cloud infrastructure.
Upload a contract, or pick a sample, on the scanner page. The scanner runs a single review round and shows 2 findings with exact citation matches, so you can judge the accuracy for yourself. To see the remaining findings, register for a free account.