AI-powered legal document drafting integrated into Microsoft Word
Definely builds a Microsoft Word add-in for legal document creation, review, and understanding—positioning itself as workflow-embedded rather than replacing existing tools. The tech stack reveals an LLM-first architecture: Claude for intelligence, RAG + Neo4j for knowledge graphs, and LangGraph for agentic workflows. Current projects center on agent-driven legal automation and RAG integration, while the hiring mix (mostly senior engineers across a 51–200 org) and pace suggest product acceleration post-foundation.
Definely is a LegalTech SaaS provider founded in 2017, headquartered in London. The platform delivers document drafting, review, and clause navigation as a Microsoft Word add-in, allowing in-house legal teams and lawyers to work within their existing tools rather than context-switching to a separate application. The product surfaces definitions, clause references, and cross-document context on demand. Customers are primarily mid-market and enterprise legal departments. The company operates across the United Kingdom and United States with a 51–200 person team.
Frontend: React, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML, CSS; Office integration: Office.js, Word, Microsoft 365; backend/data: AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Neo4j, RAG; AI: Claude, LangGraph; CRM/ops: HubSpot, Salesforce, Ashby, Gong, Zapier.
Core projects include React+Office.js application development, Office add-in expansion, LLM agents for legal workflow automation, RAG and knowledge graph integration, and market expansion into new verticals.
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