Built for teams that run on documents
From legal contracts to financial reports, see how teams in every industry use Twala to work smarter with their documents.
Legal
Attorneys and legal teams are buried in contracts, filings, and case documents. Twala lets you ask questions across your entire document library, draft polished legal documents, and get every file reviewed, marked up, and signed without switching tools.
Lex answers a question about a contract of lease in the ABC Corp leasing workspace and names the two files it used. Beside it, the Workspaces page lists a separate team workspace for each client, each with its ID, file count, and size.
Common challenges4
- Manually reading through hundreds of pages just to find one clause
- Drafting contracts and briefs from scratch every time
- Chasing signatures and tracking who reviewed what
- Keeping client files confidential across separate matters
How Twala helps4
- Get answers from your case filesAsk about contracts, filings, or briefs and see which files each answer came from.
- Draft documents in minutesGenerate clean contracts, case summaries, and proposals from your documents.
- Mark up and sign without printingHighlight, strike through, and add notes to PDFs, then send them for signature, with version history.
- Keep each client matter separateEach client workspace is fully private and isolated.
Different industries. The same document problems.
The twenty challenges above come down to six problems. Pick one to see where it shows up and which capabilities address it.
- LegalManually reading through hundreds of pages just to find one clause
- HealthcareSearching through lengthy protocols to find one specific guideline
- FinanceSkimming 100-page reports to find one specific figure or section
- ConsultingHunting through client documents to piece together a coherent picture
- ResearchReading dozens of papers just to find the ones that matter for a project
See how Twala fits your workflow
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