Zeno helps legal professionals research legal questions, work with documents, and turn information into practical outputs. You can use Zeno in the web app and directly in Microsoft Word.
Ask Questions and Draft Documents
Use Assistant to ask questions, draft text, review documents, and continue working through follow-up questions. You can attach files to give Zeno the context it needs for the task.
You can also choose a response style or writing profile to shape how Zeno responds.
Research Legal Questions
Use Legal Research when your answer should be based on legal sources. Zeno searches relevant legislation and case law and includes citations in its response.
You can select the jurisdiction and available source types that are relevant to your question.
Organise Files and Collaborate
Use workspaces to keep files, chats, research, tables, and other work together. You can organise workspaces by matter, client, project, or another structure that suits your practice.
Shared workspaces let colleagues with access work from the same files and conversations.
Review and Compare Information
Create a Table to turn information from multiple documents into a structured overview. This helps you compare documents and review the same points across several sources.
Use Rulebooks to review a document against a reusable checklist. Zeno shows which rules pass, need review, or are missing, and you can discuss the findings in chat.
Work in Microsoft Word
The Zeno Word Add-In brings Zeno into Microsoft Word. You can ask questions about the open document, draft changes, and review suggestions before applying them to the document.
Suggestions can be applied as tracked changes, comments, or direct edits, depending on how you want to review the result.
Important Points to Note
The features and legal sources available to you may depend on your organisation's setup.
Use Assistant for general questions, drafting, and document review. Use Legal Research when you need an answer based on legal sources.
Review Zeno's output and check relevant sources before relying on it in your work.
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