Overview
DraftPilot and Legora both apply AI to contract review, but they target different parts of the legal workflow. DraftPilot is built around the in-house contract negotiation flow inside Microsoft Word. Legora is a broader collaborative AI workspace aimed at law firms.
At a glance
- Where the work happens: DraftPilot lives inside Microsoft Word, where contracts are already drafted and negotiated. Legora is a separate web workspace.
- Primary user: DraftPilot is built for in-house legal teams reviewing third-party paper. Legora skews toward law-firm transactional and research work.
- Playbooks: DraftPilot generates custom playbooks from your existing templates so mark-ups match your house position automatically.
- Security: DraftPilot is SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified, and does not use customer data to train public AI models.
Why teams choose DraftPilot
- No new tool to learn: reviewers stay in Word with tracked changes.
- Faster turnaround on NDAs, vendor contracts, and SaaS sales paper.
- Attorney-controlled outputs: every suggestion is reviewed before it lands.
- Focused on the work in-house teams actually do most, third-party contract review, rather than the M&A and research workflows that dominate law-firm tools.
“We wanted to focus on the thing our lawyers were spending the most time on, contract review, and we didn’t need everything the others were offering. Legora was really focused on M&A and law firms, and that’s not what we do.”
In-house legal team at a major UK retailer
Next step
Request a demo to see DraftPilot run against one of your own contracts.