Compare Definely vs. LinkSquares

Definely is an integrated add-in suite for Microsoft Word designed specifically for legal professionals to efficiently create, draft, proofread, review, and comprehend intricate legal documents within their usual workflows. With the Definely Suite, users can easily access and incorporate precedent clauses and defined terms from their firm's clause repository known as Vault, while simultaneously editing definitions and cross-references in real time without navigating away from the document being analyzed. Additionally, it harnesses the power of reliable AI to aid in drafting, improving accuracy, and ensuring source validation with clear explanations. This suite also offers the convenience of automated PDF legal scanning, allowing users to double-click to identify defined, undefined, and unused terms and cross-references, while automating numerous proofreading tasks such as checking punctuation, formatting, definitions, references, and drafting notes to ensure the final documents are immaculate. Ultimately, Definely streamlines the legal documentation process, making it more efficient and reducing the risk of errors in crucial legal texts.

LinkSquares, a web application, is designed to make legal and finance teams more efficient. The AI-powered contract repository automatically extracts key terms from contracts and provides key insights through deep search, custom reports, and analytics. LinkSquares helps high-growth companies save hundreds of hours and thousands in costs by eliminating the need to review contracts manually and requiring outside counsel. LinkSquares analyzes and extracts structured data from every contract. The result is more that a full-text search. LinkSquares provides interactive Dashboards, custom reports, and other tools that help you put your contract data into action. LinkSquares provides automation and insight to every stage of your contract lifecycle. You can draft faster, review faster, and get agreements done sooner. LinkSquares does everything except write contracts for you. (And that's something we're also working on.)