BRYTER Extract | AI for Legal

BRYTER Extract changes everything you know about extraction - combining AI data extraction with workflows. BRYTER Extract enables law firms and in-house legal teams to use AI for more due diligence use cases which were previously out of reach due to the high cost and time investment needed. BRYTER Extract allows you to review thousands of documents at scale and extract the key information and clauses necessary. BRYTER is designed specifically for lawyers to use, and includes features such as references to source documents and the ability to validate the AI first-pass review - all shown in an intuitive user interface. Using BRYTER Extract legal professionals can extract the necessary clauses or data and use it within the BRYTER legal automation platform: whether to generate documents like amendment agreements or as part of legal approval workflows.

1. Upload documents - Upload post-signature contracts and other documents in any language. 2. Define your queries - Define the questions, terms and data points you want to extract from the contracts or other documents. 3. Review answers in a table grid - Use proprietary, pre-trained legal AI to get data in a table, with links to relevant clauses in source documents. 4. Export data - Export data to Excel, or use it in rule-based workflows for document automation, repapering and follow up questions. 5. Add workflows - Use the data in workflows, like approvals, calculations, document generation and verification.

BRYTER Extract makes it easier, faster and more affordable for more legal teams to use AI document extraction across more use cases. Traditionally, AI document review software required a significant amount of upfront investment: both in terms of the cost of the software, and the time needed to train the data. BRYTER Extract changes everything. Now legal teams can use AI extraction that is twice as good for 10% of the cost. This opens up a much wider range of use cases that are suitable for the software, and means in-house legal teams and mid-market firms can use AI contract review and analysis software that was previously reserved only for Big Law.