LawVu AI features and pricing (October 2026)

LawVu is a legal operating system for in-house legal teams from a New Zealand vendor. It combines intake, matter management, contract lifecycle management and legal spend in one platform, with an AI assistant and AI tools for contract drafting and review.

LegalOS covers intake and triage, matters, contracts, documents, reporting, and spend management with e-billing and collaboration with outside counsel. The Assistant, an agentic workflow builder and an MCP server connect it to AI tools. The plans are Matters, Essentials and Ultimate, and AI contract drafting and review in Microsoft Word is an optional add-on. The head office is in Tauranga, New Zealand. Customer stories come from Asia-Pacific, North America, the United Kingdom, Europe and the United Arab Emirates, and the vendor lists use cases for general counsel, legal operations and IT teams.

• Asks and acts in natural languageLawVu Assistant answers questions about matters, contracts and spend, and it can also create matters, assign tasks and start workflows. Legal staff and business users spend less time searching and clicking through screens.
• Drafts and reviews in WordAI contract drafting and review inside Microsoft Word uses playbooks and smart templates for redlining, clause suggestions, and risk and inconsistency checks. It is an optional add-on. Lawyers apply the same standards on every contract.
• Analyzes the contract repositoryAI contract analysis finds risks, obligations and answers across all contracts and produces instant summaries. Teams spot terms that deviate from playbooks or vendor contracts that auto-renew without reading every document.
• Automates routine workflowsThe agentic workflow builder lets teams assemble steps such as matter creation, approvals and stakeholder summaries in natural language, with triggers on events or schedules and oversight of each step. Routine process work runs without specialist developers.
• Reviews outside counsel invoicesAI-powered invoice review moves legal spend control from line-by-line audits to exception-based review. Legal operations teams check fewer invoices by hand, and finance and legal leaders see outside spend more clearly.

• Hosted on Microsoft Azure; customers choose the region where their data resides from several Azure regions.
• The trust center lists certification against ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 1 and SOC 2; SAML 2.0 SSO requires SCIM provisioning.
• An MCP server lets AI tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot and Claude connect to LegalOS data and workflows.
• AI services run in the vendor's Azure environment with customer data segregated and not used to train public models, according to its AI principles.

Head office in Tauranga, New Zealand; customer stories come from Asia-Pacific, North America, the United Kingdom, Europe and the United Arab Emirates, and customers choose their Azure region.

Pricing is quote-based and depends on the chosen capabilities and the number of users, and AI contract drafting is an optional add-on, so ask what each plan includes. Data resides in the Azure region you choose; confirm that it fits your residency requirements. The vendor publishes a data processing addendum and a subprocessor list. Because the company is based in New Zealand, review the transfer basis for UK and EU personal data.

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