LegalOn Technologies has announced the launch of My Playbooks, a new feature designed to further enhance its AI-driven contract review platform. The feature offers legal teams the flexibility to adapt the platform’s AI capabilities to suit their unique organizational standards and linguistic preferences. This advancement allows enterprises to transform their established contract review protocols into streamlined, automated processes, enabling the AI to identify compliance issues and suggest amendments in line with the specific guidelines set by the organization.
LegalOn’s initiative comes on the heels of their recently published 2025 State of Contracting Survey. The data highlights that nearly 50% of in-house legal professionals currently rely on formal contract review playbooks, with this figure escalating to 60% within larger enterprises. Traditionally, these playbooks have existed in static formats like Word documents or spreadsheets, necessitating manual referencing during the contract review process.
My Playbooks promises to automate and refine this manual work through four essential components:
- Custom standards creation, facilitating the development of guidelines in alignment with internal corporate requirements.
- AI-assisted review for assessing contracts and redlining them with straightforward pass-fail metrics.
- Automated redlining, offering revision suggestions predicated on the organization’s preferred terminology.
- Capability to layer multiple playbooks concurrently, allowing legal teams to amalgamate their custom standards with LegalOn’s pre-existing templated playbooks.
In addressing a notable challenge identified in the survey—95% of corporate legal teams report incomplete playbook coverage—the multilayer feature aims to provide comprehensive solutions for complex contractual requirements.
Daniel Lewis, Global CEO of LegalOn Technologies, emphasizes the practical benefits, stating, “Legal teams spend countless hours reviewing contracts for the same issues, like indemnification, limits on liability, and payment terms. My Playbooks solves this by automatically spotting problematic terms and revising them.”
This feature, currently available to all LegalOn clients at no additional cost, comes bolstered with professional services to aid legal teams in building and documenting their playbook collections. Notably, it supports an existing user base of over 6,500 companies and law firms globally.
Headquartered in San Francisco, with group headquarters in Tokyo, LegalOn has accumulated $130 million in funding to date. My Playbooks marks another step within a recognizable trend in contract review technologies, wherein AI tools are becoming increasingly tailored to the idiosyncratic demands of organizations, beyond generic one-size-fits-all models.
The legal tech space is seeing similar advancements, as demonstrated by LexCheck’s release of a custom playbook generation tool, and Agiloft’s acquisition of Screens, a technology that applies both expert-created and auto-generated playbooks to redline contracts.