First the analysis. Then the documents.
The Assessment Engine analyses your business model, jurisdiction and scan results. It produces a structured assessment with open questions that becomes the basis for document generation within this workflow.
Four transparent steps
The Assessment Engine is an AI-assisted analysis workflow. It does not replace legal counsel.
1 · AI-assisted analysis
The engine combines jurisdiction, business model, scan results and legal sources into a structured draft assessment.
2 · Open questions
If information is missing, the workflow asks targeted questions instead of silently filling the gaps.
3 · Review and answers
You review the assessment and answer the open questions before starting document generation.
4 · Generate documents
The Legal Suite then generates the documents selected within this assessment workflow. Analysis comes before text production by design.
Inputs, output and review boundary
The workflow keeps source information, unresolved questions and document generation distinct so that missing facts remain visible before text is produced.
Inputs used
The assessment combines the selected jurisdiction, business model, available scan results and connected legal sources. Its quality depends on the completeness and accuracy of those inputs.
Structured output
The engine produces a draft assessment, identifies open questions and links the selected document set to the answers. Documents are generated only in the subsequent workflow step.
Human review remains necessary
The software can surface gaps and organize evidence, but it does not verify every supplied fact or decide a legal position for an individual case.
For context
The Assessment Engine is software analysis, not legal advice. It produces drafts and pointers. Legal review and adaptation to your specific case remain with you; for complex cases, consult a qualified lawyer.
Available from Growth
The Assessment Engine and Document Sets are available from the Growth plan. Document Sets coordinate related documents for more complex business models.
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