Why another tool doesn’t fix it
Your Lawyers Don’t Need Another Tab. They Need the Firm’s Context in One Place.
Most firms already have plenty of software: a document system, a research service, email, a drafting tool. The problem is the space between them. Every time a lawyer jumps from one to the next, the context of the matter gets left behind, and the firm’s experience never builds up anywhere.
Ask for the result, not the prompt
Lawyers ask the way they’d ask a colleague, like “how have we handled this clause before?” Research mode breaks the question into searches across your documents, and the web when you turn it on, then returns one answer with citations.
One environment, shared context
Search, chat, notebooks, research, and workflows all work from the same firm documents. A notebook built around a client or an issue carries its scope into every question asked of it.
Measured by daily use
The test of AI in a firm is whether lawyers keep coming back to it. At ByrdAdatto, 20+ lawyers have used KNOWledge firm-wide for nearly a year.
Controlled by the firm
Documents stay in client-scoped workspaces, every answer points back to its source, and nothing in your files is used to train outside models.
See how ByrdAdatto built its firm-wide knowledge environment →
Firm-wide adoption
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