Genie AI

Genie AI is an artificial intelligence powered legal technology platform designed to help businesses create, review, edit, negotiate, and manage legal documents more efficiently. Its main purpose is to make legal work more accessible to business teams by combining AI document assistance with company-specific knowledge, contract standards, negotiation rules, and legal templates. Rather than serving only as a general-purpose AI chatbot, Genie AI focuses on contract workflows and the practical tasks that arise throughout the life of a business agreement. Its website describes the platform as a “legal brain” for business teams, connecting organisational knowledge with legal and commercial information.

One of Genie AI’s central functions is AI-assisted contract creation. Users can work with the platform to draft agreements based on their requirements, adapt existing documents, and use templates to produce contracts that fit particular business situations. This can reduce the time spent starting documents from scratch and help teams maintain consistency across their agreements. The usefulness of an AI-generated draft still depends on the accuracy of the instructions, the quality of the source material, and the suitability of the document for the relevant jurisdiction. Contracts with significant financial or legal consequences should be reviewed by a qualified professional.

Genie AI also supports contract review and negotiation. Users can ask it to examine agreements, identify potentially risky clauses, suggest revisions, and compare proposed terms with their organisation’s preferred standards. Its tracked-change editing workflow is intended to make revisions easier to inspect and discuss. Instead of reading every provision without assistance, a reviewer can use the platform to focus attention on differences, unusual terms, and clauses that may require further consideration. These capabilities can be useful when reviewing supplier agreements, customer contracts, service agreements, and other commercial documents.

A related feature is the ability to work with an organisation’s own contract playbooks and negotiation rules. Businesses often have preferred positions on matters such as liability, confidentiality, payment terms, termination, and data protection. Genie AI can use company-specific guidance and prior contract knowledge to help its AI agents make suggestions that are more consistent with those preferences. This is especially relevant for teams that handle repeated transactions and want employees to follow established standards. The system can assist with applying internal rules, but its suggestions should not be treated as a substitute for legal judgment or formal approval processes.

The platform also offers document comparison and multi-document analysis. Businesses frequently need to compare a supplier’s draft with their standard agreement, check changes between document versions, or review related documents within a single transaction. Genie AI promotes features designed to surface changes, extract important information, and identify relevant details across collections of documents. Its website describes an intelligence approach called Eidetic Intelligence, intended to preserve context across complex, multi-document work. These tools may help reduce repetitive reading and make important information easier to locate.

Genie AI aims to make legal workflows accessible beyond the legal department. Sales and procurement teams, for example, often need to understand or negotiate contractual terms while working toward commercial deadlines. By offering document drafting, review, and negotiation support in one environment, the platform seeks to help these employees handle routine work more confidently while allowing legal specialists to focus on issues that need greater expertise. This approach can be valuable for organisations where the legal team has limited capacity or receives a large volume of similar agreements.

The platform also provides integrations and connectivity options for organisations that want contract assistance to work alongside their existing systems. Its website identifies API access, Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectors, and native integrations involving email, customer relationship management systems, cloud storage, and electronic signature tools. Enterprise customers may also have access to additional configuration and support options. The exact availability of individual integrations should be confirmed with Genie AI before a business relies on a particular connection.

Pricing is organised around different user and organisational needs. The public pricing page describes Pro and Business plans with monthly and annual billing, alongside a custom-priced Enterprise option. The plans differ in user allowances, document insights, AI usage, personalisation, and organisation-level capabilities. Because prices and plan limits can change, users should check the official pricing page before subscribing.