---
title: "LegalOn (LegalOn Technologies, Inc.)"
url: "https://ailawframework.com/software/legalon"
type: "software_profile"
site: "AI Law Framework"
id: "legalon"
vendor: "LegalOn Technologies, Inc."
category: "Legal-specific"
segment: "Contract review and CLM"
confidence: "high"
last_reviewed: "2026-09-20"
---

# LegalOn (LegalOn Technologies, Inc.)

> In-house legal productivity platform for AI contract review, playbooks, a document vault, matter/entity/board tools and agentic workflows, with a Word add-in.

Canonical page: https://ailawframework.com/software/legalon  
Last reviewed: 2026-09-20

Site index for agents: https://ailawframework.com/llms.txt

Plan covered: US SaaS platform (LegalOn Technologies, Inc.): Assistant, Review, Playbooks, Vault, agents, Word add-in. Subscription Terms last modified 1 June 2026; DPA 18 February 2025. Japanese Documenton product needs separate review.

## Capabilities

- Contract review and redlining
- Contract drafting
- Clause libraries and playbooks
- Knowledge search
- Document summarisation
- Translation
- Matter management
- Intake and triage
- Agentic workflows

## Key facts

| Fact | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Deployment | SaaS |
| Hosting regions | United States |
| Australian region | No |
| Model providers | OpenAI (Azure OpenAI Service), OpenAI (direct API, United States), Google (Gemini, vendor benchmark), Anthropic (Claude, vendor benchmark) |
| Assurance | SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO/IEC 27017:2015, GDPR, CCPA |
| Training on customer content | No |
| Retention | Subscription Terms s 9.2: during the term the customer may export via available tooling; after termination LegalOn may delete or disable access to Customer Content after 30 days. DPA: return or delete personal data without undue delay; de-identified aggregated data may be kept to improve systems. |
| Integrations | Microsoft Word, Auth0 / Google Workspace SSO, DeepL (translation), Adobe Acrobat API |
| Legal content coverage | Playbooks and market-standard templates for common US-style commercial agreements (NDAs, MSAs, BAAs, leases, clinical-trial agreements in the vendor benchmark). No licensed Australian primary-law corpus described. |
| Pricing | Quote based on team size and modules. Public packaging: Core Review (unlimited chat/review, 135+ playbooks, Word add-in) and Contracting Suite add-ons (My Playbooks, Playbook Agent, Vault, SSO/MFA/IP allow-listing). No dollar amounts published. |
| Australian presence | Unknown. US hosting on the security page. Group also headquartered in Tokyo. No named Australian customer found. Contracting entity is a Delaware corporation; California law and San Francisco JAMS arbitration. |
| Website | https://www.legalontech.com |

## What the research found

| Topic | Status | Finding | Open question | Sources |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Plan, contracting entity and modules | Public claim only | US customers contract with LegalOn Technologies, Inc. (Delaware; 220 Montgomery St, San Francisco). Subscription Terms (1 June 2026) plus Order Form and DPA. Modules marketed: Assistant, Review, Playbooks, Matter/Entity/Board management, Vault, Translation, Word add-in, agentic workflows (intake, triage, playbook, translation, drafting). A Japanese Documenton product exists on /jp and needs its own review. | Confirm the contracting entity (Inc. versus the Japanese company), which modules are on our Order, and whether we are on the 1 June 2026 Terms or a negotiated MSA. | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions); [LegalOn homepage](https://www.legalontech.com/); [LegalOn agentic workflows](https://www.legalontech.com/agents) |
| Deployment model | Public claim only | SaaS. Security page: hosted in the US on AWS and GCP. Trust Centre subprocessors list Google Cloud Platform as IaaS and Microsoft Azure for OpenAI Service; AWS is not on that 10-row list. No on-premises option found. | Which clouds and US regions actually hold our tenancy and run inference; is AWS in scope; and is any non-US region available? | [LegalOn security](https://www.legalontech.com/security); [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors) |
| Product features in scope | Public claim only | Pricing: Core Review includes unlimited assistant chat, AI review/redlining, 135+ pre-built playbooks, document repository, 100+ templates, Word add-in. Contracting Suite adds My Playbooks, Playbook Agent, Vault repository/projects, SSO/MFA/IP allow-listing. Agents page: intake, triage, playbook, translation and Word drafting agents. Translation via DeepL is a listed subprocessor. | Which of Core Review, Contracting Suite, each agent, Vault, Translation and Word will be enabled and billed on our Order? | [LegalOn pricing](https://www.legalontech.com/pricing); [LegalOn agentic workflows](https://www.legalontech.com/agents); [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors) |
| Governing law and Australian coverage | Public claim only | Subscription Terms: California law; disputes by JAMS arbitration in San Francisco (class-action waiver); jury trial waived if a matter proceeds in court. Website Terms of Use also select California and San Francisco courts. Hosting described as US. No Australian law option or named Australian customer found. | Will you accept Australian law and courts (or a non-exclusive Australian forum) and an APP addendum, or is California/JAMS mandatory? | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Licence, term and price | Public claim only | Fees per Order Form; Taxes extra. No public list prices. Free-trial liability cap of USD 1,000 if no fees have been paid. Auto-renewal mechanics depend on the Order Form (not fully extracted). LegalOn may suspend for unpaid fees after 15 days' cure. | Provide an itemised quote for our user count covering year one and year two, every module, renewal, seat reduction, and whether a trial converts automatically. | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions); [LegalOn pricing](https://www.legalontech.com/pricing) |
| Word, DMS and identity integration | Public claim only | Word add-in is in Core Review. Pricing: Enterprise SSO, MFA and IP allow-listing on Contracting Suite. Subprocessors: Auth0 and Google Workspace for identity/SSO. iManage/NetDocuments were not found on the pages read. Third-Party Products/Integrations appear in the customer indemnity. | Demonstrate Word round-trip, which DMS connectors exist, and whether SSO-only, SCIM and IP allow-listing are on the plan we would buy. | [LegalOn pricing](https://www.legalontech.com/pricing); [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors); [LegalOn Assistant](https://www.legalontech.com/assistant) |
| Support channels and hours | Public claim only | Contracting Suite includes dedicated customer support and team training. Intercom is a subprocessor for user support. Notices to notice@legalontech.com and privacy@legalontech.com. No public severity matrix, Australian-hours SLA or credits. Terms allow suspension; as-is style disclaimers sit alongside a five-business-day core-functionality outage as a customer termination trigger. | State contractual severity definitions, response times, coverage hours in AEST/AEDT, escalation, and whether missed targets attract credits. | [LegalOn pricing](https://www.legalontech.com/pricing); [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors); [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Measured quality and hallucination evidence | Public claim only | 2026 Contract Review Benchmark: 11 models, 3,282 pairwise reviews, 21 guidelines; LegalOn reports 2.3 seconds per review versus 40.4 seconds for Claude Opus 4.6 on their harness; general-purpose models said to fail on multi-part and absence checks. GPT-5.4 post: 494 decisions; 21 per cent fewer total errors versus GPT-5.2 under 'naive' conditions with no custom prompts. Methods are vendor-run, not an independent Vals/Stanford study. Acceptable Use forbids customer benchmarking. | Provide the full method, contract set (including any Australian-law documents), model versions, and raw confusion matrices under NDA, and confirm we may run our own evaluation despite s 4.3. | [The Contract Review Benchmark 2026](https://www.legalontech.com/post/the-contract-review-benchmark-2026); [Smarter contract review with GPT-5.4](https://www.legalontech.com/post/smarter-contract-review-with-gpt-5-4); [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Task fit for in-house contract review | Public claim only | Built for in-house review against playbooks, redlines, vault/obligation intelligence and Word drafting. Benchmark contracts are NDAs, MSAs, BAAs, clinical-trial agreements and commercial leases. Agents include intake and triage. Not presented as a court-document or licensed-citator research tool. | On a sample of our templates and incoming paper, show playbook hit-rate, missed issues, time to verify, and how AI use is recorded for client disclosure. | [LegalOn AI contract review software](https://www.legalontech.com/ai-contract-review-software); [LegalOn agentic workflows](https://www.legalontech.com/agents); [The Contract Review Benchmark 2026](https://www.legalontech.com/post/the-contract-review-benchmark-2026) |
| Client-facing use and authority to process | Public claim only | Lawyer/in-house facing. Customer must provide notices and consents for LegalOn to collect, use and share Customer Content. Terms s 9.3 and DPA 2.4 tell the customer not to submit PHI, PII, PCI or special-category data unless an addendum is signed — yet contract files routinely contain names and counterparties. Publicity: LegalOn may use the customer's name and logo. No Australian engagement-letter template found. | Confirm there is no client-facing AI; sign an addendum allowing ordinary contract PII; provide engagement-term wording covering US hosting, OpenAI/Azure, Tavily, retention and Analyses; and opt us out of logo use. | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Foundation-model providers | Not confirmed | Security page (example): Microsoft Azure OpenAI with no training and no retention even for abuse monitoring. Trust Centre lists both Microsoft Azure 'OpenAI Service' and a separate OpenAI row (United States) for prompts, contract analysis and clause generation. GPT-5.4 blog and the 2026 benchmark discuss OpenAI, Claude and Gemini; customer pin was not documented. Direct OpenAI API processing is not the same as Azure ZDR. | Name every model family, version and route (Azure OpenAI versus openai.com versus others) that will process our content; produce ZDR/DPA artefacts for each; and can we pin or disable a provider? | [LegalOn security](https://www.legalontech.com/security); [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors); [Smarter contract review with GPT-5.4](https://www.legalontech.com/post/smarter-contract-review-with-gpt-5-4); [The Contract Review Benchmark 2026](https://www.legalontech.com/post/the-contract-review-benchmark-2026) |
| Subprocessors | Public claim only | Trust Centre list (10 rows): GCP (IaaS), Auth0, Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service, Datadog, Intercom, Google Workspace, DeepL, Adobe Acrobat API, Tavily (US data-retrieval API for applications and AI agents), OpenAI (US). DPA: 10 days to object to a new subprocessor or deemed consent; exclusive remedy is terminate the affected Services if LegalOn will not avoid that subprocessor. Security page also names AWS, which is not on the 10-row list. | Provide the dated list with legal entities, countries and data types; confirm whether AWS is in use; 30-day notice; and whether Tavily/DeepL/OpenAI (direct) can be disabled. | [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors); [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions); [LegalOn security](https://www.legalontech.com/security) |
| Training and secondary use | Public claim only | Security page: Azure OpenAI does not train, retrain or improve models on customer data. Subscription Terms 7.3: LegalOn may aggregate and/or de-identify Customer Content (Analyses), use Analyses to improve the Services, disclose Analyses in connection with its business if not reasonably linkable to Customer, and LegalOn owns Analyses. DPA 10.2: after deletion, de-identified/aggregated data may continue to be processed to improve systems. Direct OpenAI row does not repeat the Azure ZDR sentence. | Confirm in the Order that prompts, uploads, outputs and embeddings are not used to train any OpenAI, Google or Anthropic model, and that Analyses cannot be reverse-engineered to our matters; apply the Azure ZDR warranty to every LLM route. | [LegalOn security](https://www.legalontech.com/security); [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Feedback, ratings and product improvement | Public claim only | Feedback is a perpetual, royalty-free, transferable licence to LegalOn to use and incorporate into products; even if designated confidential it creates no confidentiality obligation. Analyses of de-identified Customer Content may be used to improve the Services. | Can in-product ratings and Analyses derived from our contracts be disabled or confined to our tenant? | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Retention of prompts, documents and logs | Public claim only | During the Subscription Term the customer may export Customer Content via available tooling. After termination LegalOn may delete or disable access after 30 days. DPA duration includes the term, transition assistance, LegalOn's legitimate business needs, or law. Azure OpenAI is claimed to store nothing, even for abuse monitoring; Datadog logs are a listed subprocessor. Administrator-configurable retention was not documented. | For our tenancy, list retention for documents, playbooks, Vault, agent traces, Datadog logs, backups and each LLM route, and confirm Azure ZDR applies to GPT-5.x calls. | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions); [LegalOn security](https://www.legalontech.com/security) |
| Deletion on instruction and on exit | Public claim only | DPA 10.2: after Services complete, at Customer's election LegalOn will return or delete Customer Personal Data without undue delay unless law requires storage; SCC deletion certification only on request. Subscription Terms: delete/disable Customer Content after 30 days post-termination. De-identified aggregated data may be retained. | Contract a numbered deletion and return period including backups, embeddings, Analyses exclusions, DeepL/Tavily/OpenAI copies, matter-level deletion, and a written certificate. | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Vendor and contractor access to content | Public claim only | DPA: access restricted to employees with a defined need-to-know; personnel under confidentiality. Intercom is used for user support. Professional Services may be purchased. Customer-visible logs of vendor access were not found. DPA 2.4's PII prohibition does not remove support access to uploaded contracts in practice. | Enumerate every human-access path at LegalOn, DeepL, Tavily, Azure and OpenAI; can we require per-ticket consent; is access logged and exportable? | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions); [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors) |
| SSO, MFA, admin controls and audit logs | Public claim only | Pricing: Enterprise SSO, MFA and IP allow-listing are listed under Contracting Suite, not Core Review. Subprocessors include Auth0 and Google Workspace SSO. DPA: timely provisioning/de-provisioning of user accounts; logical segregation. SCIM and customer-exportable prompt logs were not documented. | On the plan we are buying, confirm SSO-only, MFA, SCIM, IP allow-listing, and an exportable audit log of prompts, exports, admin changes and vendor access. | [LegalOn pricing](https://www.legalontech.com/pricing); [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors); [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Encryption in transit and at rest | Public claim only | Security page and DPA Attachment 2: encryption at rest and in transit over public networks per industry-standard practice; key-management policies. AES/TLS versions, KMS owner and customer-managed keys are not named. | Name algorithms for every store (including embeddings, Datadog, backups and each LLM link), who holds keys, rotation, and whether customer-managed keys are available. | [LegalOn security](https://www.legalontech.com/security); [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Independent security assurance | Public claim only | Trust Centre: SOC 2 Type II 2025 (EN/JP, request-access), ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27017:2015 2025 certificates, WPT report 2024. DPA: maintain SOC 2 or comparable; summary of latest report once per 12 months on request; annual pentest. Reports were not inspected. IRAP was not found. | Provide under NDA the current SOC 2 Type II (scope, period, exceptions), ISO 27001/27017 certificates, the 2024/25 pentest summary covering agents and LLMs, and any Australian Essential Eight/IRAP mapping. | [LegalOn Trust Centre](https://trust.legalontech.com/); [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions); [LegalOn security](https://www.legalontech.com/security) |
| Contract, DPA, confidentiality, IP and liability | Public claim only | Published Subscription Terms + DPA (SCCs/UK Addendum). Customer owns Customer Content; licence to LegalOn to host/use it to provide the Services. Analyses of de-identified content are LegalOn's. Liability cap: fees in the prior 12 months (or USD 1,000 on a free trial); cap does not apply to customer's indemnity/payment. DPA liability is subject to the same cap. LegalOn may assign without customer consent. Publicity opt-out is not a documented click. No APP-specific addendum. | Will you sign an APP-aligned DPA with 72-hour breach notice, flow-down to OpenAI/Azure/Tavily/DeepL, Output IP indemnity, Australian law, no publicity, mutual assignment limits, and a cap that is not eroded for confidentiality breaches? | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Cross-border processing and Australian residency | Public claim only | Security: US hosting on AWS/GCP. DPA 7.1: LegalOn may transfer Customer Personal Data to any country reasonably necessary, with SCCs/UK Addendum. OpenAI and Tavily are listed in the United States. DeepL location is not stated on the 10-row list. No Australian region. APP 8 analysis is required. | Is an Australian region available; if not, list every category of data that leaves Australia (including Tavily queries and DeepL text) and the APP-equivalent commitments we can rely on? | [LegalOn security](https://www.legalontech.com/security); [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions); [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors) |
| Breach notification and incident history | Public claim only | DPA 5.2: inform Customer of a Personal Data Breach without undue delay (no hour count) and remediate to the extent within LegalOn's control. Unsuccessful attacks are excluded from the definition. No public incident register. Customer is solely responsible for notifying regulators and data subjects. | Contract notification within 72 hours of suspected incidents affecting any Customer Content, NDB cooperation, Australian-hours security contact, and disclose material incidents in the last 24 months. | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| Change of terms, models and control | Public claim only | LegalOn may amend Terms by posting; effective no earlier than 30 days except new functions or legal reasons (immediate). Material adverse mid-term changes: customer may terminate within 30 days of Modification Notice. LegalOn may assign without consent. GPT-5.4 blog describes vendor-controlled model swaps after internal benchmarking, without a customer pin/testing window in the public Terms. Subprocessor changes: 10-day objection. | Lock the Order against mid-term term changes except by signed amendment; require written notice and a testing window before model or retrieval changes; and give termination and data-return rights on assignment, change of control or discontinuance. | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions); [Smarter contract review with GPT-5.4](https://www.legalontech.com/post/smarter-contract-review-with-gpt-5-4) |
| Export, transition and shutdown | Public claim only | During the term, export via available tooling. After termination, content may be deleted after 30 days. DPA: return or delete personal data without undue delay; deletion certificate only on request. No bulk-export API, playbook/Vault dump format, or escrow found. Force majeure beyond 60 days allows customer termination as sole remedy. | Demonstrate a full tenancy export (contracts, playbooks, Vault, agent traces, logs) in open formats, a 30–90 day retrieval window, deletion including Analyses exclusions with a certificate, and transition assistance rates. | [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |
| DMS, translation and retrieval connectors | Not confirmed | Word add-in. DeepL for translation. Adobe Acrobat for file conversion. Tavily listed as a data-retrieval API for applications and AI agents (United States). Google Workspace as identity/file sharing. iManage/NetDocuments not found. What contract text Tavily or DeepL receives is not specified in the public list. | For each connector we would enable, show identity, scopes, whether documents are copied, whether Tavily/DeepL can be disabled, and how we disconnect and purge copies. | [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors); [LegalOn pricing](https://www.legalontech.com/pricing); [LegalOn Assistant](https://www.legalontech.com/assistant) |
| Tavily and other retrieval | Public claim only | Tavily is a listed subprocessor for 'data retrieval API services for applications and AI agents' in the United States. That is consistent with agentic retrieval of web or external data. Whether the open contract is sent, whether the feature is on by default, and citation behaviour when nothing is found were not specified. | Can Tavily (and any other web retrieval) be disabled for our tenancy; what query payload leaves the tenant; and does the product refuse to answer when no source is retrieved? | [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors); [LegalOn agentic workflows](https://www.legalontech.com/agents) |
| Agent actions and confirmation gates | Not confirmed | Agents page: specialised agents for intake, triage, playbook creation from precedents, translation, and drafting/edits in Word, delivering structured review-ready outputs. Copy says agent work stays in LegalOn's environment. No public list of send/share/delete/write-back gates or prompt-injection testing was found. | List every action each agent and the Word add-in can take; which require explicit per-action approval; how untrusted document text is isolated; and provide the latest injection/red-team summary. | [LegalOn agentic workflows](https://www.legalontech.com/agents); [LegalOn Assistant](https://www.legalontech.com/assistant) |
| Human review of outputs | Public claim only | Marketing describes review-ready outputs for legal teams to trust, not a mandatory supervisor gate. Word drafting still lands in Word. No exportable per-output review log with model version that ordinary users cannot disable was found. Acceptable Use forbids customer benchmarking of the service. | Can we require supervisor sign-off before redlines leave the firm, export a per-document record of model version and reviewer, and disable agents that apply changes without a human click? | [LegalOn agentic workflows](https://www.legalontech.com/agents); [LegalOn AI contract review software](https://www.legalontech.com/ai-contract-review-software); [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) |

## Notes

Could not inspect SOC 2/ISO reports (request-access). Security page names AWS; the public subprocessor list of 10 does not. Azure ZDR claim sits beside a separate OpenAI (US) subprocessor. Terms/DPA discourage submitting PII even though contracts contain it. No Australian region or named AU customers. Japanese Documenton not reviewed. No SCIM docs found.

## Sources

- [LegalOn homepage](https://www.legalontech.com/) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [LegalOn Assistant](https://www.legalontech.com/assistant) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [The Contract Review Benchmark 2026](https://www.legalontech.com/post/the-contract-review-benchmark-2026) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [Smarter contract review with GPT-5.4](https://www.legalontech.com/post/smarter-contract-review-with-gpt-5-4) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [LegalOn security](https://www.legalontech.com/security) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [LegalOn terms (website ToS, privacy, Subscription Terms 1 June 2026, DPA 18 February 2025)](https://www.legalontech.com/terms-and-conditions) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [LegalOn Trust Centre](https://trust.legalontech.com/) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [LegalOn subprocessors](https://trust.legalontech.com/subprocessors) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [LegalOn pricing](https://www.legalontech.com/pricing) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [LegalOn agentic workflows](https://www.legalontech.com/agents) (checked 2026-09-20)
- [LegalOn AI contract review software](https://www.legalontech.com/ai-contract-review-software) (checked 2026-09-20)

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