Your legal team doesn't need another tool.
It needs another teammate.
secondment.ai gives legal teams AI agent teammates that take assignments, do the work, and come back when human judgment is needed.
Delegate the work.
Keep the judgment.
- Research.
- Review.
- Draft.
- Monitor.
- Execute.
The problem with legal AI
The first generation of legal AI gave lawyers faster ways to search, draft, and ask questions.
But the lawyer was still doing the work.
Lawyers got chatbots. They needed associates.
- Open the tool.
- Write the prompt.
- Check the answer.
- Copy the output.
- Move it somewhere else.
- Repeat.
AI made individual tasks faster. It didn't make the legal team bigger.
And that's the problem.
Legal teams don't have a shortage of software.
They have a shortage of bandwidth.
What if you could just delegate it?
Imagine telling a junior associate:
“A notification came in from Istanbul 10th Civil Court. Pull the file and prepare a response.”
You wouldn't give them a 14-step workflow.
You'd give them the assignment.
They'd figure out what needs to happen, gather the relevant information, do the work, and come back when they need your judgment.
That's how secondment.ai works.
- Give an AI teammate the assignment.
- It works through the task.
- You review the result.
A chatbot waits for a prompt.
A tool waits for you to use it.A teammate gets an assignment.
This is the shift from AI-assisted legal work to agent-native legal work.
Instead of putting AI in front of every lawyer, secondment.ai puts autonomous agents inside the workflow.
They can:
- Receive an assignment
- plan the work
- use approved tools
- collaborate with other agents
- produce an output
- ask for human approval
- continue.
Your lawyers don't disappear from the workflow.
They move up the workflow.
- From operatorto supervisor.
- From processorto decision-maker.
- From doing every stepto directing the work.
Meet your AI teammates.
These aren't features in a menu.
They're members of your legal team.
Each agent has a role, capabilities, identity, budget, memory, and a complete record of its work.
You decide what each teammate can do autonomously — and where a lawyer must sign off.
Livia
Data Protection Teammate
Handles recurring privacy work, from regulatory research and documentation to inventories, DPIAs, and compliance analysis.
Portia
Litigation Operations Teammate
Monitors incoming notifications, retrieves relevant case information, tracks deadlines, and prepares responses for lawyer review.
Cornelia
Drafting Teammate
Works from your firm's precedents, templates, client instructions, and accumulated corrections to prepare drafts in the way your team actually writes.
Minerva
AI Governance Teammate
Maintains your AI inventory, maps use cases to risks, tracks ownership and approvals, and keeps governance documentation current.
Sabina
Regulatory Monitoring Teammate
Watches relevant regulatory developments, determines what matters, and routes actionable changes to the right person.
Claudia
Compliance Teammate
Continuously checks websites and digital assets for privacy and compliance issues and turns findings into actionable work.
You don't configure a workflow.
You give a brief.
Step 1: Assign
Tell your teammate what needs to get done.
“Review these contracts against our playbook.”
“Find the relevant KVKK decisions and prepare a memo.”
“Monitor these regulatory developments and tell me when something changes.”
Step 2: Execute
Your teammate works autonomously across the systems and information you've authorized.
It researches.Retrieves.Compares.Analyzes.Drafts.Monitors.
Step 3: Collaborate
One agent can hand work to another.
Research can become a draft.
A compliance finding can become an action.
A regulatory change can trigger an update.The team works together — not just one chatbot at a time.
Step 4: Review
When judgment is required, the work reaches your Inbox.
You see:
The result.
The sources.
The agent's actions.
The cost.
The decision that needs you.Approve. Edit. Redirect. Reject.
Nothing consequential happens without the right human approval.
Your Inbox becomes the place where judgment happens.
Instead of spending your day driving AI through individual tasks, imagine opening your Inbox to:
The agents handle the work.
Your lawyers handle the judgment.
- 3completed research assignments.
- 2contracts ready for review.
- 1regulatory change requiring a decision.
- 1draft waiting for approval.
And your team gets smarter.
Every correction matters.
Tell your drafting teammate:
“Don't fill this clause automatically for this client. Leave it open for review.”
That isn't just a correction to one document.
It's a rule for the next one.
Your firm's preferences, playbooks, precedents, and corrections can become governed institutional memory.
So the system doesn't reset every time a new conversation starts.
Your team's knowledge compounds.
Your AI teammates work where your team works.
secondment.ai isn't another place your lawyers have to live.
Give assignments through the tools your team already uses.
Email. Slack. Word. Outlook. ChatGPT. Claude.
Connect agents to the systems and knowledge your legal operation actually depends on.
Your document systems. Your internal knowledge. Your legal databases. UYAP. UETS.
One team. One record. One governed workflow.
Start with one teammate.
You don't need to transform your entire legal department overnight.
Start with the responsibility that keeps eating someone's morning.
Regulatory research.Contract review.KVKK compliance.AI governance.Litigation operations.Regulatory monitoring.
- Give it to an agent.
- Measure what happens.
- Then give the team another responsibility.
The economics of legal work are changing.
For decades, legal services scaled primarily by adding human hours.
More work meant more people.
More people meant more cost.
AI changes the leverage equation.
The question isn't how to make every lawyer 10% faster.
It's:
How much more work can one legal team accomplish when every lawyer has a team of agents working for them?
That's the opportunity of the AI-native legal team.
Not human vs. AI.
Humans + agents.
The future isn't a robot replacing your lawyers.
It's an exceptional lawyer with an exceptional team of digital professionals behind them.
- Agents handle the volume.Lawyers handle the judgment.
- Agents work continuously.Lawyers decide when it matters.
- Agents create capacity.Lawyers create value.
Stop buying software.
Hire capacity.
Build your AI legal team with secondment.ai.
AI agent teammates for legal teams.
Delegate the work.
Keep the judgment.
Scale your capacity.