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Contract and pack extraction
Upload contracts, disclosure packs, or a data room and extract recurring fields such as parties, dates, obligations, and potential gaps into a shared Table.
AI document review with cited answers.
Upload documents into a Pillar, extract into a Table, and reason with Clara. Every answer cited back to source.
The data room
gap.
Key dates, parties, and disclosure gaps stay buried in PDFs until someone re-reads the pack.
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Documents pile up without a shared extract.
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Answers can’t be traced back to the clause.
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Each new question means another full read.
How Pillars work
Build a Pillar from source documents, extract structured fields, then ask Clara with citations on every answer.
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Upload into a Pillar
Drop the data room or matter pack into a workspace-scoped Pillar.
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Extract into a Table
Pull key dates, parties, and fields into a structured Table you can review.
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Ask with citations
Clara answers from the Pillar. Every claim points back to source.
What it stores, extracts,
and grounds.
What it stores
Source documents in one workspace Pillar.
Data room uploads 
Contracts & packs 
Granular permissions What it extracts
Structured fields you can inspect.
Tables of key fields 
Dates, parties, gaps 
Reviewable extracts What it grounds
Answers that cite the source.
Cited Clara answers 
Clause-level links 
Approval before apply Structured AI review for contracts and data rooms
Pillars turn a document set into reviewable structure. The source files remain connected to extracted fields and answers, so a legal team can verify where a conclusion came from before relying on it.
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Cited document review
Ask Clara questions against the Pillar and follow each answer back to the source. Citations support review; they do not replace the lawyer’s assessment of context and risk.
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Reusable matter knowledge
Keep checked extracts available for later questions and controlled collaboration. Granular permissions limit access to the people who should work with the pack.
Upload once.
Ask with citations.
Pillars turn documents into Tables and cited answers, so the next question doesn’t mean another full read.