AI assistant
A long-running assistant connected to your matter data, files, the firm knowledge base and the web. Drop documents into the conversation — up to 50 MB — and ask.
AI for legal practice
An assistant that has
actually read the file.
Oberon's AI is connected to the matter you're in — the timeline, the documents, the correspondence, your firm's own knowledge — and it cites its sources. Here it is answering on a real file.
Asked on a live personal-injuries file: “Where does this matter stand, and what should we do before lodging the PIAB application?” Answered in 21 seconds — from the letter of claim, the client's phone call and the outstanding medical report, all read from the matter itself.
- Context is automatic — open a matter, ask; it already knows the client, the file, the history
- Sources are cited — which document, which entry, which passage
- Costs are shown first — every job displays its estimate before you confirm
Five capabilities
One assistant.
Five ways to work it.
Deep reasoning
Eighteen specialist perspectives — senior counsel, conveyancing, tax, probate, risk, compliance — argue your question in parallel with a devil's advocate, and return a structured opinion in minutes.
Forum panels
Six senior barristers, three a side, arguing both sides of your strategy before your opponent does.
Text polish
Formal, plain-English or concise rewrites with a tracked-changes diff to accept or reject. It never alters amounts, dates, names — or the legal meaning.
Your firm's knowledge base
Ask plain-English questions of your own precedents and procedures. Answers arrive cited to the exact passage with a confidence score — firm-specific, current, and checkable. Your documents stay yours.
In production, at scale
Not a demo. A working tool.
This is one firm's actual AI usage report: over two billion tokens processed across 229,000 conversations — drafting, summarising, checking and answering, day in, day out.
- Usage and cost reported per user — the same report you'd show a partner
- Choose the model per conversation — Claude, GPT or Gemini
Plain answers
The questions solicitors
actually ask.
Will it give advice under my name?
No — and we'd rather say so plainly. The AI drafts, summarises, finds and checks; it does not settle. Its answers cite their sources precisely so a qualified person can verify them quickly. The judgment, and the signature, stay yours.
Where does my clients' data go?
Each firm's data lives in its own isolated database. AI processing runs through commercial API agreements that exclude training on your content, and every AI action is recorded in the audit trail.
What does it cost?
Standard queries typically run €0.05–€0.30; deep analysis €0.50–€2.00. Every job shows its estimated cost before you confirm, and you can cancel at no charge. No AI subscription tier — you pay for the queries you run.
Do I have to use the AI at all?
No. Oberon is a complete practice management system without it. Firms that never touch the AI pay nothing for it.