Our verdict
Edilex AI vs Legora
A Finnish legal research add-on against a legal AI platform, compared on Finnish sources, client data handling and how each is bought.
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Legal AI platform
Formerly Leya
Legora is a legal AI platform from Legora AB, which traded as Leya until February 2025. Its modules include an agent for multi-step legal work, cited legal research, bulk document review in tables and add-ins for Word and Outlook, with integrations for document management systems such as iManage. It lists solutions for law firms, in-house teams and the public sector, its website offers a demo request but advertises no self-serve trial, and its named customers include law firms in Finland and Denmark.1,
Based on public documentation and published benchmarks. We do not test tools ourselves.
Yes. Legora explicitly offers a bring-your-own-key (BYOK) option and says its enterprise security packages include control over encryption-key management. Ask Legora which package includes BYOK, which key-management services it supports and how key rotation and revocation work for your deployment.47
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Yes. Legora documents SAML 2.0 single sign-on (SSO). On its global authentication system, Microsoft Entra ID uses OpenID Connect (OIDC). Confirm the integration for your identity provider and which plan includes it before buying.51
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Our verdict
Based on public documentation and published benchmarks: Legora offers EU hosting with AI models processed in the EU/EEA, a public data processing agreement (DPA) that under the EU terms bars processing outside the EU/EEA without consent, a commitment not to train AI models on customer data, a SOC 2 Type II report, ISO/IEC 27001 certification, single sign-on and audit trails, but its SMB DPA also allows processing in the US and its consumption-based terms do not say which DPA applies. It lists EUR-Lex and Alma's Suomen Laki service, described as covering Finnish statutes and case law, without saying whether a separate Alma subscription is needed, and Finnish is not confirmed as an interface language. We found no published prices.11–15,
Its homepage lists solutions for law firms, in-house teams, the public sector and private equity.9 For a buyer in Finland, the main questions are which national legal sources it covers, which languages it works in and which contract terms apply.
| Fact | Details |
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| Products and editions | Legora aOS, Agent, Legal Research, Tabular Review, Workflows, Word Add-in, Outlook Add-in, Editor, Portal, Monitors, Lists, Skills, Intake, Mobile app and Integrations Modules listed on Legora's homepage, which calls aOS 'the agentic operating system for legal work'. Official legora.com Last verified |
| Integrations | iManage, NetDocuments, Microsoft SharePoint, Box, Google Drive, DeepJudge, Datasite, SS&C Intralinks, DiliTrust, Everlaw, Intapp Walls for AI, iManage Security Policy Manager, Intapp Time, Laurel, Docusign, Ironclad, Sirion, Agiloft, Conga, Microsoft Copilot, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams, Slack, Gmail, Google Docs, Google Calendar, Salesforce, LawVu, Avvoka and Document Drafter Per Legora's integration release of 14 October 2026, which says the integrations are rolling out to customers in phases. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-launches-integration… Last verified |
| Interface languages | Not yet verified For the iOS app, see iOS app languages. The help-centre articles on interface languages redirect to a login page, and no public Legora page we checked lists the interface languages. Whether Finnish is offered is not known. Pages checked: support.legora.com/en/articles/270121-what-lang…support.legora.com/what-languages-can-i-have-th…support.legora.com/en/articles/270122-how-do-i-… Last verified |
| AI models | The subprocessor list names Microsoft, AWS, Google and OpenAI (OpenAI Ireland Ltd) as AI model providers, but no specific models. List updated 6 July 2026. Official legora.com/legal/eu-pre-approved-sub-processors Last verified |
| API | Not publicly disclosed Pages checked: legora.com/product/aoslegora.com/product/integrationslegora.com/newsroom/legora-launches-integration…support.legora.com/llms.txtlegora.com/newsroom/legora-announces-its-plugin… Last verified |
| MCP and connectors | Yes. Legora connects to outside MCP servers, such as those of DocuSign, HubSpot and Microsoft Teams, and customers can build MCP servers on their own internal systems. Per Legora's post of 26 February 2026, its MCP set-up also transfers files, not only text. For Legora's own MCP server, see ChatGPT Enterprise plugin. Official legora.com/blog/connect-your-legal-stack-to-leg… Last verified |
| Agent | An agent that plans, carries out, reviews and delivers multi-step legal work. It picks tools such as search, drafting, redlining and review, monitors email, documents and projects, and produces editable Word, Excel and PowerPoint files. Official legora.com/product/agent Last verified |
| Agent Pro Applies to: Agent Pro (consumption-based) | Legora calls Agent Pro its most capable product, combining frontier models with a new harness for complex legal work. It is billed by consumption, with a real-time dashboard that tracks use by organisation, user or project, and spending controls. Per Legora's post of 23 June 2026, the standard Agent remains available to customers at no extra cost. Official legora.com/blog/consumption-based-pricing Last verified |
| ChatGPT Enterprise plugin (Legora MCP server) | A Legora plugin in ChatGPT Enterprise, running through Legora's own MCP server, answers legal questions with citations that link back to Legora. It is available to customers of both services. Announced on 17 September 2026. Creating, editing or exporting documents still takes place in Legora. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-announces-its-plugin… Last verified |
| Legal Research | Agentic research that searches several sources in parallel across jurisdictions and ranks them by authority. Each finding links to its primary source, shown in context, and the tool checks that the source still holds. Legora claims comprehensive US coverage (federal and all 50 states). Coverage depth for other jurisdictions is not itemised. Official legora.com/product/legal-research Last verified |
| Legal ontology and citator (beta) | Legora is building a legal ontology and an AI-native citator with technology from its acquisitions of Qura and Wexler, with attorney-editors running quality control. In September 2026 the ontology was in limited beta, with general availability planned for Q4. The release presents legal data from over 100 countries as an aim and names no Finnish or EU sources. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-rebuilds-legal-resea… Last verified |
| Tabular Review | Bulk review of thousands of documents imported from a document management system, internal repository or data room. Each document is a row and each prompt a column, with cited answers, real-time collaboration and follow-up questions. Official legora.com/product/tabular-review Last verified |
| Workflows | A no-code builder for multi-step workflows made from Legora tools, precedents and style guides. Workflows are shared through a firm library with role-based permissions, alongside pre-built templates. Official legora.com/product/workflows Last verified |
| Word add-in | Drafting, redlining, risk highlighting and playbook review inside Microsoft Word. Word Actions add template filling, anonymisation, writing improvement and translation powered by DeepL. The page does not say which versions of Word (desktop, web, Mac) are supported. Official legora.com/product/word-add-in Last verified |
| Outlook add-in | Summarises email threads, drafts replies, and saves emails and attachments to a matter or project in Legora in one click. Official legora.com/product/outlook-add-in Last verified |
| Editor | A collaborative drafting editor that turns Tabular Review and Assistant output into cited drafts, offers AI suggestions to accept or reject, and exports to Word in firm styles. Official legora.com/product/editor Last verified |
| Portal (client workspace) | A white-label client workspace for sharing files, tabular reviews and firm-built workflows with clients, without guest licences. Answers are cited, and access is role-based with audit trails. Official legora.com/product/portal Last verified |
| Monitors (regulatory change) | Continuous scanning for regulatory change across the jurisdictions and topics a user chooses, with triage, owner assignment and an audit trail. The page lists no jurisdictions or sources and does not mention Graceview. Official legora.com/product/monitors Last verified |
| Lists (checklists) | Generates draft checklists, such as closing checklists, from transaction documents. Each item links to its source and has an owner and due date, and a change log records edits. Official legora.com/product/lists Last verified |
| Skills | Instructions that encode a team's standards for the Agent. A library of more than 250 legal skills covers more than 20 practice areas, with admin controls and matter permissions. Official legora.com/product/skills Last verified |
| Intake | A front door for legal requests, aimed at in-house teams. It captures requests from email, Teams, Slack or MCP, asks follow-up questions, routes each one and tracks it as a task for lawyer review and approval; requesters need no Legora licence. Official legora.com/product/intake Last verified |
| Context & Knowledge | A layer that feeds playbooks, precedents, clause libraries and negotiated positions into the agent's work, with organisation-wide search across the document management system and knowledge bases. Official legora.com/product/aos Last verified |
| Mobile app | An iOS and Android app with the Agent, synced history and document Q&A. Official legora.com/product/mobile-app Last verified |
| iOS app languages | The App Store listing, with Legora AB as provider, lists English as the only language. Listing for version 2026.10.09. It covers the iOS app only, not the web app. Official apps.apple.com/se/app/legora/id6755718509 Last verified |
| Target customers | Legora's homepage lists solutions for law firms, mid-sized firms, in-house teams, smaller in-house teams (in-house SMB), the public sector and private equity, plus M&A, litigation, banking, tax and insurance. Official legora.com Last verified |
For Finland, Legora names Alma Insights and the Suomen Laki service, described as covering statutes, case law and other key legal materials; a June 2024 partnership announcement adds that the service includes government proposals (hallituksen esitykset). Finlex is not among the named sources, and which courts are covered is not stated.22,
Edilex and Finlex are not among the listed sources, which Legora presents as some of its sources rather than a full list.22 Ask Legora for its full source list and check that the Finnish sources you rely on are covered before you rely on the tool for them.
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| Finnish legislation | Legora lists Alma Insights and the Suomen Laki Service, 'Finland's legal information service with statutes, case law, and other key legal materials', among its research sources. Finlex is not among those named. The page spells it 'Soumen Laki Service' and does not say whether a separate Alma subscription is needed. Official legora.com/product/legal-research Last verified |
| Finnish case law | Legora lists the Suomen Laki Service, described as covering statutes, case law and other key legal materials, among its research sources. Which Finnish courts are covered is not stated. Official legora.com/product/legal-research Last verified |
| Finnish preparatory works | Legora's partnership announcement with Alma says Alma's Suomen Laki Service includes government proposals (hallituksen esitykset), and that users would get all of the service's materials once the integration was in place. Announcement of 20 June 2024, made as Leya. Committee reports and other preparatory works are not mentioned. Official legora.com/blog/leya-and-alma-announce-a-strate… Last verified |
| Links between Finnish sources | Not publicly disclosed Legora lists Alma's Suomen Laki Service among its sources, but neither page says whether Legora's AI uses links between Finnish statutes, case law and preparatory works. Pages checked: legora.com/product/legal-researchlegora.com/blog/leya-and-alma-announce-a-strate… Last verified |
| EU legislation | EUR-Lex is among the research sources Legora lists; the page does not describe how much of it is covered. Official legora.com/product/legal-research Last verified |
| EU case law | Not yet verified EUR-Lex is listed, but no public page we checked says whether Court of Justice or General Court case law is searchable. The Qura release mentions a competition-law product in 27 jurisdictions without detail, and the help-centre article needs a login. Pages checked: legora.com/product/legal-researchlegora.com/newsroom/legora-acquires-qura-to-bui…support.legora.com/en/articles/305996-legal-res… Last verified |
| Legal content partners | Wolters Kluwer, EDGAR, FromCounsel, Jus Mundi, Tirant lo Blanch, Djøf Forlag, Manupatra, USPTO, Alma Insights, Suomen Laki Service, EUR-Lex, Singapore Academy of Law, Cour de cassation, Bundesrecht, Lovdata, Retsinformation, Diário da República Eletrónico (DRE), Mevzuat and Australian Competition Tribunal Legora calls these 'some of our sources'; they mix publishers with official portals such as EUR-Lex. Edilex and Finlex are not among them. Official legora.com/product/legal-research Last verified |
| Web search | Yes. The subprocessor list names Linkup Labs (all regions) and Exa Labs (US section only) as web-search providers. The EU section lists only Linkup Labs (Linkup Technologies SAS, France), with processing in the EU. Official legora.com/legal/eu-pre-approved-sub-processors Last verified |
Under the EU data processing agreement (DPA), Legora may not process personal data outside the EU/EEA without the customer’s consent, which counts as given if the customer does not object to a new subprocessor within 30 days; the DPA allows one audit a year and requires breach notice within 36 hours. The SMB DPA also allows processing in the US, and the consumption-based Global Terms do not say which DPA applies.21,
The EU, consumption-based and SMB terms all bar Legora from using the customer’s confidential information to train or fine-tune AI models, or letting its subcontractors do so, and under each, subprocessors other than cloud storage providers may not keep or log customer content for human review.40,
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| Where data is stored | Legora runs in four regions: EU, US, APAC and Australia. Each workspace is hosted in one region, shown in its address, such as app.eu.legora.com. Official support.legora.com/legora-network-and-domain-re… Last verified |
| Where data is processed | In the EU section of the subprocessor list, every AI model provider (Microsoft, AWS, Google and OpenAI Ireland Ltd) processes in the EU/EEA. The US section lists US processing. List updated 6 July 2026. The Asia-Pacific section lists AI models in 'EU/APAC' or the EU, with hosting in Australia. Official legora.com/legal/eu-pre-approved-sub-processors Last verified |
| Hosting | Legora's Security Policy names Azure as its cloud environment and says customer data is hosted in data centres in the region or regions set out in the customer's agreement. Security Policy updated 1 September 2025. Official legora.com/legal/security Last verified |
| Training on your data Applies to: Legora platform subscription (EU terms) | No. The EU General Terms say Legora will not use the customer's confidential information, which includes inputs and outputs, to train or fine-tune AI models, nor let its subcontractors do so. Official legora.com/legal/eu-general-terms-and-conditions Last verified |
| Training on your data Applies to: Legora Platform Fee + Credits (consumption-based terms) | No. The Global Terms say Legora will not use the customer's confidential information to train or fine-tune AI models, nor let its subcontractors do so. Official legora.com/legal/cbp-general-terms-and-conditio… Last verified |
| Training on your data Applies to: Legora SMB subscription | No. The SMB terms say Legora will not use the customer's confidential information to train or fine-tune AI models, nor let its subcontractors do so, also during the free trial. Official legora.com/legal/smb-general-terms-and-conditio… Last verified |
| Training on your data Applies to: Agent Pro (consumption-based) | No. Legora's security page says it will not use customer data to train or fine-tune any AI models. Official legora.com/security Last verified |
| Data retention Applies to: Legora platform subscription (EU terms) | Under the EU General Terms, Legora helps retrieve content on request during the agreement and for 30 days after it ends, then deletes what remains. Subprocessors other than cloud storage providers may not retain or log customer content for human review. Official legora.com/legal/eu-general-terms-and-conditions Last verified |
| Data retention Applies to: Legora Platform Fee + Credits (consumption-based terms) | Under the Global Terms, Legora helps retrieve content on request during the agreement and for 30 days after it ends, then deletes what remains. Subprocessors other than cloud storage providers may not retain or log customer content for human review. Official legora.com/legal/cbp-general-terms-and-conditio… Last verified |
| Data retention Applies to: Legora SMB subscription | Under the SMB terms, Legora helps retrieve content on request during the agreement and for 30 days after it ends, then deletes what remains. Subprocessors other than cloud storage providers may not retain or log customer content for human review. Official legora.com/legal/smb-general-terms-and-conditio… Last verified |
| Data retention Applies to: Agent Pro (consumption-based) | Legora's security page says customers can set data retention periods, and that all data is permanently deleted when the contract ends, after a chance to request a full export. Official legora.com/security Last verified |
| Data processing agreement Applies to: Legora platform subscription (EU terms) | Yes. The published EU DPA forms part of the agreement and prevails in a conflict. It gives 30 days to object to a new subprocessor, allows one audit a year and requires breach notice within 36 hours. EU DPA updated 31 January 2025. Official legora.com/legal/eu-data-processing-agreement Last verified |
| Data processing agreement Applies to: Legora SMB subscription | Yes. The published SMB DPA forms part of the agreement. It gives 30 days to object to a new subprocessor, allows one audit a year and requires breach notice within 36 hours. SMB DPA updated March 2026. Official legora.com/legal/smb-data-processing-agreement Last verified |
| Data processing agreement Applies to: Legora Platform Fee + Credits (consumption-based terms) and Agent Pro (consumption-based) | Not publicly disclosed The Global Terms refer to 'the data processing agreement entered into between the Parties' without saying which published DPA it is. Pages checked: legora.com/legal/cbp-general-terms-and-conditio…legora.com/blog/consumption-based-pricinglegora.com/legal Last verified |
| Certifications | SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 42001 Per the security page, an independent auditor issued the SOC 2 Type II report, and customers can request a copy. ISO/IEC 27701 is not mentioned. Official legora.com/security Last verified |
| Single sign-on (SAML) | Yes: SAML 2.0 with identity providers such as Okta, ADFS or PingFederate. On Legora's global authentication, Microsoft Entra ID connects through OIDC instead of SAML. The guide does not say which plans include single sign-on. Official support.legora.com/saml-sso-integration-guide Last verified |
| User provisioning (SCIM) | Directory Sync provisions members and groups from Microsoft Entra ID or Okta. The linked Directory Sync article, at an address ending 'directory-sync-scim', needs a login, so the protocol is not confirmed. Official support.legora.com/sign-in-and-authentication Last verified |
| Audit logs | Yes. Legora says full audit trails record every tool call, file access and agent action, as part of the aOS security and governance layer. The page does not describe log export or how long audit logs are kept. Official legora.com/product/aos Last verified |
| Subprocessors | Yes, a public list with EU, US and Asia-Pacific sections. In the EU section, Microsoft, AWS, Google and turbopuffer provide hosting and infrastructure, and Microsoft, AWS, Google and OpenAI provide AI models; DeepL (optional), Intercom and Linkup Labs are also listed. List updated 6 July 2026. turbopuffer contracts through turbopuffer Inc. (Ottawa, Canada), with EU/EEA processing. Official legora.com/legal/eu-pre-approved-sub-processors Last verified |
| Encryption | AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.2 or higher in transit. A bring-your-own-key (BYOK) option is offered. Legora says its enterprise security packages give control over where data is stored, for how long, and how the encryption key is managed. Official legora.com/security Last verified |
| Transfers outside the EU Applies to: Legora platform subscription (EU terms) | Under the EU DPA, Legora may not process personal data, or use subprocessors that do, outside the EU/EEA without the customer's consent. Restricted transfers use module 3 of the standard contractual clauses. Consent counts as given if the customer does not object to a new subprocessor within 30 days. Official legora.com/legal/eu-data-processing-agreement Last verified |
| Transfers outside the EU Applies to: Legora SMB subscription | Under the SMB DPA, Legora may process personal data in the EU/EEA or the US; processing elsewhere needs the customer's consent. Restricted transfers use module 3 of the standard contractual clauses. Consent counts as given if the customer does not object to a new subprocessor within 30 days. Official legora.com/legal/smb-data-processing-agreement Last verified |
| Transfers outside the EU Applies to: Legora Platform Fee + Credits (consumption-based terms) and Agent Pro (consumption-based) | Not publicly disclosed The Global Terms do not say which published DPA, and so which transfer rules, apply. Pages checked: legora.com/legal/cbp-general-terms-and-conditio…legora.com/blog/consumption-based-pricinglegora.com/legal Last verified |
We found no published prices for Legora. Third-party estimates exist. A buyer guide calls about USD 3,000 per user per year, with a minimum of around 10 seats, a commonly cited figure, without naming a source; the research firm Sacra estimates Legora’s average annual contract at about USD 95,000.63,
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| Legora platform subscription (EU terms) For organisations |
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| Legora Platform Fee + Credits (consumption-based terms) For organisations |
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| Availability | Legora's list of countries where it currently offers access includes Finland, Norway, Denmark, Iceland and every EU member state. List updated 29 April 2026. Official legora.com/legal/supported-countries Last verified |
| Free plan or trial Applies to: Legora platform subscription (EU terms), Legora Platform Fee + Credits (consumption-based terms) and Agent Pro (consumption-based) | Not publicly disclosed No free plan or self-serve trial is advertised on these pages, which offer only a demo request. Pages checked: legora.comlegora.com/book-a-demolegora.com/solutions/small-mid-sized-firmslegora.com/solutions/inhouse-smb Last verified |
| Free plan or trial Applies to: Legora SMB subscription | Legora's SMB terms provide a no-charge free trial whose length Legora sets at sign-up. It converts into a paid subscription unless cancelled before it ends. The DPA and the no-training clause apply during the trial. The terms do not say which customers are offered them. Official legora.com/legal/smb-general-terms-and-conditio… Last verified |
| How to buy | Under the EU General Terms, fees and the initial term follow from an Order Form. The term renews automatically unless Legora gives 90 days' or the customer 30 days' notice, and a customer that ends it early without cause pays the remaining fees. EU General Terms of May 2026. Invoices are due net 30, fees can change at renewal on 45 days' notice, and services come from 'Legora or its Affiliates'. Official legora.com/legal/eu-general-terms-and-conditions Last verified |
Legora is made by Legora AB1, based in Stockholm, Sweden1. The EU General Terms say the services come from Legora or its affiliates41, so check which entity your Order Form names. The company was founded in 2023, its investors include Accel, Bessemer Venture Partners and General Catalyst, and it announced a USD 550 million Series E at a USD 8.8 billion post-money valuation in October 2026.2
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| Operator | Legora AB The controller named, with registration number 559338-6872, in Legora's privacy policy, updated 9 October 2026. Official legora.com/legal/privacy-policy Last verified |
| Headquarters | Stockholm, Sweden Legora AB's address in the privacy policy. Official legora.com/legal/privacy-policy Last verified |
| Founded | 2023 Legora says it launched its platform in October 2024 and now has more than 1,000 employees in 18 offices. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-raises-550-million-s… Last verified |
| Ownership | Investor-backed. Atreides Management led the Series E, and existing investors taking part include Accel, Benchmark, Bessemer Venture Partners, General Catalyst, ICONIQ, Insight Venture Partners, Menlo Ventures, Redpoint Ventures, Salesforce Ventures and Sands Capital. New investors in the round: Baron Capital, Capital Group, Fidelity Management & Research Company, Glade Brook Capital Partners and J.P. Morgan. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-raises-550-million-s… Last verified |
| Funding | A USD 550 million Series E at a USD 8.8 billion post-money valuation, led by Atreides Management and announced on 21 October 2026. The release compares the valuation with USD 5.6 billion at Legora's previous round. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-raises-550-million-s… Last verified |
| Rename: Leya to Legora | Leya rebranded as Legora on 19 February 2025. The release cited over 200 firms. Official legora.com/newsroom/leya-is-now-legora Last verified |
| Acquisition: Walter AI | Acquired Walter AI, an agent-native legal AI company used by Canadian law firms including Fasken Martineau and McCarthy Tétrault, announced on 11 March 2026. Legora says the deal positions it to expand its presence in the Canadian market. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-acquires-walter-ai-t… Last verified |
| Acquisition: Qura | Acquired Qura, an AI-native legal research company founded in 2023 that builds structured legal databases, announced on 23 April 2026. Qura's team joined Legora's legal research organisation. The release says Qura's competition-law product is live in 27 jurisdictions, without naming them. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-acquires-qura-to-bui… Last verified |
| Acquisition: Graceview | Acquired Graceview, a regulatory horizon-scanning platform that monitors tens of thousands of official regulatory sources in more than 100 jurisdictions, announced on 6 May 2026. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-acquires-graceview-t… Last verified |
| Acquisition: Cadastral | Acquired Cadastral, an AI agent platform for commercial real estate founded in 2024 with more than 50 firm customers, announced on 2 June 2026. Legora called it its fourth acquisition of 2026. Cadastral's New York engineers form the base of a new Legora engineering hub there. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-acquires-cadastral-t… Last verified |
| Acquisition: Wexler (announced) | On 29 July 2026 Legora announced that it is acquiring Wexler, a London fact-intelligence platform used by litigation and disputes teams. Official legora.com/newsroom/legora-is-acquiring-wexler Last verified |
These are announcements by Legora or its customers, not independent assessments.
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| Borenius (Finland) | Finnish law firm Borenius uses Legora; its legal team made over 10,000 queries in two months. The customer story still uses the former name, Leya. According to the vendor legora.com/customers/borenius Last verified |
| Krogerus (Finland) | Finnish business law firm Krogerus has embedded Legora in its workflows, mainly in its IP/Tech practice and knowledge management. Per Legora's story of 9 October 2025. No user numbers are given. According to the vendor legora.com/newsroom/krogerus-and-legora-definin… Last verified |
| Castrén & Snellman (Finland) | Finnish law firm Castrén & Snellman chose the platform, then called Leya, after a pilot and expanded its use across more practice areas and seniority levels. Per Legora's post of 30 September 2024; the current scope is not stated. According to the vendor legora.com/blog/expanding-castren-snellman-coll… Last verified |
| Dittmar & Indrenius (Finland) | Finnish law firm Dittmar & Indrenius partnered with Leya (now Legora) for legal research, document review and drafting across its transactions and disputes work. Per Legora's post of 22 April 2024; the current status is not stated. According to the vendor legora.com/blog/dittmar-indrenius-partners-with… Last verified |
| Fondia (Finland) | Fondia, a business law firm in Finland and three other countries, expanded its collaboration with Legora after a pilot and plans to integrate Legora's tools across its practice areas. Fondia's own release of 28 April 2025. Official investors.fondia.com/fi/en/releases-and-publica… Last verified |
| SCC Arbitration Institute | The SCC Arbitration Institute's Secretariat uses Legora for document analysis, drafting and research, and the institute is exploring further uses. Per Legora's newsroom item of 4 February 2026. According to the vendor legora.com/newsroom/scc-arbitration-institute-a… Last verified |
| Danske Bank | Danske Bank's Group Legal is embedding Legora across its legal tasks and workflows in its Nordic organisation. The customer story gives September 2026 as the joining date. According to the vendor legora.com/customers/danske-bank Last verified |
| Gorrissen Federspiel (Denmark) | Danish law firm Gorrissen Federspiel, with about 630 employees, uses Legora for case material, contracts and legal research. According to the vendor legora.com/customers/gorrissen-federspiel Last verified |
| BAHR | BAHR (bahr.no), a law firm with more than 250 employees, joined Legora in November 2024, and its managing partner says up to 80% of its people are active users. According to the vendor legora.com/customers/bahr-legora-building-the-f… Last verified |
| Other EU customers | Legora's customer page names Schoenherr, Erste Group, Wardyński & Partners, Dentons Europe, Bird & Bird, Accor, Desigual and Pérez-Llorca. According to the vendor legora.com/customers Last verified |
| Customer base (Legora's figures) | Legora reports more than 140,000 legal professionals at more than 2,400 law firms and in-house legal teams in over 80 markets. Self-reported in Legora's Series E release of 21 October 2026. According to the vendor legora.com/newsroom/legora-raises-550-million-s… Last verified |
We score every tool on the same 8 criteria, each from 0 to 10. Three criteria rest on published benchmarks, some of them estimates; the others rest on public documentation and published prices.
Legora has no overall score yet, because some items could not be checked. With what we could check, it is between 5.6/10 and 6.1/10.
The scores apply to Legora platform subscription (EU terms), the best plan we found for a business buyer in the EU.
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| Legal task quality | 15% | 6/10 estimate Benchmark: Vals Legal Index |
| Grounding and verifiability | 10% | 3/10 estimate Benchmark: Legal Research Bench |
| Finnish quality | 10% | 6/10 estimate Benchmark: EuroEval Finnish leaderboard |
| Finnish legal sources | 15% | 3/10 |
| EU legal sources | 10% | Not yet scored (5 to 10) |
| Security and data handling | 15% | 9/10 |
| Workflow fit | 10% | 10/10 |
| Estimated price | 15% | 3/10 estimate |
Estimate from published benchmarks · Assessed 25 October 2026
Estimated from the assumed model's results on legal research and drafting tasks under US law. The benchmark does not test Finnish or EU law, or the tool's own sources and workflows.14
Assumption: Legora names its AI model providers but not the models, and no published benchmark covers Legora. We therefore assume a low-cost general-purpose model and score OpenAI's GPT-6 Luna, the low-cost model of OpenAI's current generation, which all three benchmarks we use list. A stronger model would score higher; we replace the estimate when the model is disclosed or the tool is benchmarked.
| Benchmark | Result |
|---|---|
| Vals Legal Index GPT-6 Luna Vals AI · page dated 24 October 2026 · read 25 October 2026 | 62.2% |
Estimate from published benchmarks · Assessed 25 October 2026
Estimated from how often the assumed model's research answers meet every point of an expert grading rubric, sources included. The tool's own source library and safeguards may do better than the model alone, which no published benchmark measures yet.14
Assumption: Legora names its AI model providers but not the models, and no published benchmark covers Legora. We therefore assume a low-cost general-purpose model and score OpenAI's GPT-6 Luna, the low-cost model of OpenAI's current generation, which all three benchmarks we use list. A stronger model would score higher; we replace the estimate when the model is disclosed or the tool is benchmarked.
| Benchmark | Result |
|---|---|
| Legal Research Bench GPT-6 Luna Vals AI · page dated 24 October 2026 · read 25 October 2026 | 30.29% |
Estimate from published benchmarks · Assessed 27 October 2026
Estimated from the assumed model's general Finnish results. The benchmark does not test legal terminology.14
Assumption: Legora names its AI model providers but not the models, and no published benchmark covers Legora. We therefore assume a low-cost general-purpose model and score OpenAI's GPT-6 Luna, the low-cost model of OpenAI's current generation, which all three benchmarks we use list. A stronger model would score higher; we replace the estimate when the model is disclosed or the tool is benchmarked.
| Benchmark | Result |
|---|---|
| EuroEval Finnish leaderboard gpt-6-luna (zero-shot, val) EuroEval · page dated 25 October 2026 · read 25 October 2026 | rank score 2.24 |
From public documentation · Assessed 27 October 2026
Legora lists Finnish legislation, case law and government proposals through Alma's Suomen Laki Service, but documents no links between them that its AI uses.22,
| Item | Points |
|---|---|
| Finnish legislation Documented as part of the tool. | 1 of 4 |
| Finnish case law Documented as part of the tool. | 1 of 3 |
| Finnish preparatory works Documented as part of the tool. | 1 of 3 |
From public documentation · Assessed 27 October 2026
Not yet scored: we could not check whether Legora covers EU case law, because its help-centre article on legal sources needs a login. Its public pages list EUR-Lex.5,
| Item | Points |
|---|---|
| EU legislation The treaties and EU regulations and directives are documented as part of the tool. | 5 of 5 |
| EU case law Not yet verified | Unscored |
From public documentation · Assessed 27 October 2026
Legora hosts each workspace in one region, the EU among them, and every AI model provider in the EU section of its subprocessor list processes in the EU/EEA. Its EU terms rule out training on customer content and say it deletes content 30 days after the agreement ends, its EU DPA is public, and it lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001 and SAML single sign-on.14,
| Item | Points |
|---|---|
| EU/EEA storage and processing Customer content is stored and processed in the EU/EEA, model inference included, by default or as a contracted option, with no documented exception. | 2 of 2 |
| No training on customer content Customer content is not used to train models, without the customer having to opt out. | 2 of 2 |
| Data processing agreement A data processing agreement, with the vendor as processor, is available for the plan. | 1 of 1 |
| Retention The vendor states how long it keeps customer content. | 1 of 2 |
| Security certifications Both an ISO/IEC 27001 certification and a SOC 2 Type II report cover the service. | 2 of 2 |
| Single sign-on Single sign-on through SAML or OpenID Connect is available on the plan. | 1 of 1 |
From public documentation · Assessed 23 October 2026
Legora has Word and Outlook add-ins, connects to iManage and NetDocuments, runs an agent and no-code workflows, provisions users through Directory Sync, keeps audit trails of agent actions, and connects to MCP servers, including ones built on an organisation's own systems.10,
| Item | Points |
|---|---|
| Microsoft Word Works inside Word documents through an add-in or built-in integration. | 2 of 2 |
| Email Works inside Outlook or connects to the team's email. | 1 of 1 |
| Document management Connects to a legal document management system such as iManage or NetDocuments. | 2 of 2 |
| Agents and workflows Carries out multi-step tasks as an agent, or lets the team build its own reusable workflows. | 2 of 2 |
| User provisioning Provisions users from the organisation's identity provider, through SCIM or directory sync. | 1 of 1 |
| Audit logs Keeps audit logs that administrators can review or export. | 1 of 1 |
| API or MCP Offers an API or MCP connections for linking the tool with the organisation's own systems. | 1 of 1 |
From an estimated price · Assessed 27 October 2026
Legora publishes no prices. A buyer's guide by Layer3Labs reports about US$3,000 per user per year, about US$250 a month, with about 10 seats or more.63,
Price we score: US$250 per user per month, excluding VAT, about €223 at the European Central Bank reference rate of 23 October 2026.
Assumption: We use the buyer's guide figure, which does not name its source. Sacra reports an average contract of about US$95,000 a year per organisation, which gives no price per user.
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