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Corporate
Formation, the board, the cap table, the raise, the exit.
/incorporate/create-board-consent/issue-safe
Eight specialists. One Legal Room. 101 endpoints.
You talk to one AI counsel. Behind it, eight specialist agents run 101 kinds of legal work on the same Legal Room. Each stops where judgment belongs to a lawyer.
What an agent is
A chatbot answers. An agent finishes.
A chatbot returns text. It knows nothing about your company and keeps nothing after the tab closes.
A FinePrint agent reads the Legal Room before it acts, runs the whole transaction, and writes the result back.
Every run is bounded. The endpoint sets which facts are required, which approvals are needed, and which conditions send the matter to a lawyer.
RUN /create-nda
counterparty: “Bay Meridian Logistics, Inc.” · type: mutual
purpose: pilot evaluation · term: 2 years · governing law: DE
✓read record — entity, signing authority, NDA positionsMon 9:02
✓no prior agreement with this counterparty on fileMon 9:02
✓drafted mutual NDA — 11 clauses from the playbookMon 9:04
✓risk pass Green no non-solicit, no IP grant, term cappedMon 9:04
✓approved by you, then routed — 2 of 2 signedTue 4:19 PM
→writing back to the recordTue 4:20 PM
Green — signed in two days. One executed agreement in the Legal Room. Expiry on the calendar.
Northwind Robotics is an example company.
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It reads first
The agent reads what it needs from the Legal Room: entity, authority, cap table, agreements. A missing fact stops the run and is asked for by name.
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It runs the whole transaction
Documents, the approval that makes them valid, the signatures, the filing, the receipt. It is finished when the paperwork is filed, not when a draft appears.
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It writes back
Executed documents land in the Legal Room. Headcount, pool, ownership and obligations update. New deadlines appear in Today.
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It knows when to stop
When a Yellow or Red condition trips, the agent builds the file and hands it to a licensed attorney. The review is included in your plan.
Eight specialists, each deep in one lane.
Each agent carries its own playbooks, state rules and escalation conditions. All eight read the same Legal Room, so the equity math and the employment math never disagree.
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Commercial
Customers, vendors, channels, partners, the lease.
/create-nda/review-contract/sign-lease
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Employment & HR
Hiring, pay, policies, leave and departures, by state.
/hire-employee/engage-contractor/update-handbook
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Privacy, Data & AI
The notices, the processing terms, the security program, the AI rules.
/create-dpa/publish-privacy-policy/respond-to-incident
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IP & Brand
The chain of title closed, then the registrations on top of it.
/assign-ip/file-trademark/license-ip
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Consumer & Marketing
The terms, the checkout, the claims, the emails and texts.
/publish-terms/review-advertising/run-promotion
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Compliance & Risk
Registrations, licenses, filings, screening, insurance.
/annual-compliance/foreign-qualify/screen-counterparty
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Disputes & Claims
Demands, collections, subpoenas, settlements, insurance claims.
/send-demand-letter/respond-to-subpoena/settle-claim
More than one agent can work a matter. A hire touches Employment & HR, Corporate and Compliance & Risk in one run.
| Specialist | What it owns | Where it stops and a lawyer takes it |
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| Corporate | Formation, the board, the cap table, the raise, the exit. | A priced round, a charter amendment touching preferences, an acquisition, insolvency. |
| Commercial | Customers, vendors, channels, partners, the lease. | Uncapped liability, an indemnity outside the playbook, exclusivity, a clause that rewrites IP ownership. |
| Employment & HR | Hiring, pay, policies, leave and departures, by state. | A prior restrictive covenant, an arguable classification, a termination with a complaint behind it. |
| Privacy, Data & AI | The notices, the processing terms, the security program, the AI rules. | A transfer with no clean mechanism, a suspected incident, any breach-notification decision. |
| IP & Brand | The chain of title closed, then the registrations on top of it. | A gap in the chain of title, a conflicting mark, an infringement opinion, a non-provisional patent. |
| Consumer & Marketing | The terms, the checkout, the claims, the emails and texts. | Claims without substantiation, a warranty disclaimer, anything aimed at minors. |
| Compliance & Risk | Registrations, licenses, filings, screening, insurance. | A missed filing with penalties accruing, a regulated industry, a sanctions hit, a notice from an agency. |
| Disputes & Claims | Demands, collections, subpoenas, settlements, insurance claims. | Litigation, arbitration, an injunction, a government investigation, a class claim. |
The same eight, on screen
Eight lanes, one window.
Each specialist is an endpoint you address in the same window, on the same record. Each answer is graded: finished, planned, or waiting on a lawyer.
Employment & HR · reading the record
Six checks before a word is drafted
A hire in a new state is asked as one sentence. Before anything is written, the Employment & HR specialist reads the option pool, the 409A, what the board approved, and what Colorado requires.
Two checks come back clear. Three add work to the plan. The sixth, a covenant the candidate signed with a former employer, waits for a lawyer.
Commercial · their paper, your playbook
Three deviations, side by side
Sales forwards a counterparty’s MSA with one question: can we sign this today? The Commercial specialist reads it against your playbook.
Three clauses diverge. Two are redlined. The third, uncapped liability for data loss, goes to a lawyer.
Commercial · the redline, returned
Two redlines, one issue list, every send approved
The lawyer confirms the cap and redrafts one sentence. Redline v1 goes to sales the same morning. When the counterparty counters, redline v2 waits for your approval.
The issue list goes back into the thread sales forwarded it from. Nothing leaves until you approve it.
Screens from the product demo.
101 endpoints, counted.
An endpoint runs the whole transaction, not a template: documents, approvals, signatures, filings, and the record updated after. The catalogue, by specialist.
101 endpoints
Corporate29The company itself
| Formation & governance | |
| /incorporate Form the company | Name cleared, articles filed, bylaws adopted. Green. Yellow for professional entities and non-US owners. |
| /issue-founder-stock Issue founder stock | Purchase agreements, vesting, IP assignment, certificates. Green. |
| /file-83b File an 83(b) election | Election mailed, receipt filed, the 30-day clock watched. Green. |
| /adopt-owner-agreement Adopt the owners' agreement | Voting, transfer restrictions, right of first refusal. Yellow. |
| /create-board-consent Create a board or stockholder consent | Resolutions drafted from the record, routed, minuted. Green. Yellow when a director is conflicted. |
| /hold-board-meeting Hold a board meeting | Notice, agenda and resolutions prepared, minutes drafted. Green. |
| /appoint-director Appoint a director | Consent, acceptance, indemnification agreement, board composition updated. Green. |
| /appoint-officer Appoint an officer | Resolution, title and signing authority recorded. Green. |
| /amend-charter Amend the charter | Approvals assembled, amendment filed, restated charter indexed. Green. Yellow for anything touching preferences. |
| /convert-entity Convert or redomicile the entity | Plan of conversion, approvals, filings in both states. Yellow. |
| /form-subsidiary Form a subsidiary | Formation, intercompany agreements, officers, its own calendar. Green. Red for foreign: a lawyer leads. |
| /separate-founder Separate a founder | Approvals, unvested shares repurchased, release signed. Yellow. Red if contested. |
| Equity | |
| /adopt-equity-plan Adopt an equity plan | Plan document, approvals, reserve set, grants re-checked. Green. |
| /grant-options Grant equity awards | Grant notice and award agreement, board approval, strike checked. Green. |
| /exercise-options Exercise options | Notice, payment and withholding, ledger corrected. Green. |
| /amend-grant Amend a grant | Repricing, extension or acceleration. Yellow. |
| /repurchase-shares Repurchase shares | Notice, board approval, payment, the pool returned. Green. |
| /order-409a Order a 409A valuation | Inputs assembled, the firm engaged, new strike applied. Green. |
| /issue-warrant Issue a warrant | Terms against the cap table, board approval, dilution updated. Green. Yellow when tied to a debt covenant. |
| /transfer-shares Transfer or sell existing shares | Right of first refusal run, approvals, stock power signed. Yellow. Red for a tender offer. |
| Fundraising & debt | |
| /issue-safe Issue a SAFE | Terms set against the record, board approval, dilution written back. Green. Yellow for side letters. |
| /issue-convertible-note Issue a convertible note | Note and purchase agreement, approvals, maturity watched. Green. |
| /close-priced-round Close a priced round | The closing set assembled, consents chased. Red: a lawyer leads. The agent runs the record side. |
| /file-form-d File Form D and state notices | Exemption recorded, federal and state notices filed. Green. |
| /prepare-data-room Prepare the data room | A diligence room built, the gaps listed first. Green. |
| /close-debt-financing Close debt financing | Board approval, security agreement and UCC filing. Yellow. |
| Transactions & closure | |
| /run-diligence Run diligence on a target | Every document read into a table, issues extracted. Yellow. |
| /close-acquisition Buy or sell a business | Letter of intent, disclosure schedules, consents chased. Red: a lawyer leads. The agent runs the record side. |
| /dissolve-company Dissolve the company | Approvals, creditor notices, tax clearances, dissolution filed. Yellow. Red if the company is insolvent. |
Commercial11Your contracts and theirs
| Your paper | |
| /create-nda Create an NDA | From the approved positions, signed, expiry watched. Green. |
| /create-msa Create a customer agreement | Master terms and the order forms under them. Green. |
| /create-sow Create a statement of work | Scope, fees, deliverables, attached to the master. Green. |
| /create-vendor-agreement Create a vendor agreement | Buy-side paper: suppliers, services, manufacturing, logistics. Green. Yellow for manufacturing and construction risk. |
| /create-channel-agreement Create a channel agreement | Territory, exclusivity, pricing and commission for resellers. Green. Yellow for exclusivity or a foreign territory. |
| /create-partnership-agreement Create a partnership agreement | Co-marketing and alliance terms: branding, leads, data, exit. Green. Red for a joint venture. |
| Their paper | |
| /review-contract Review their contract | Any counterparty paper read against your playbook. Green. Yellow at the playbook's triggers: uncapped liability, an indemnity outside your positions, MFN, exclusivity, a change to who owns the IP, a term that binds an affiliate. Red for a franchise agreement or foreign-law paper. |
| /amend-agreement Amend or terminate an agreement | The change drafted against the original, obligations updated. Green. |
| /renew-agreement Renew or give notice | Notice windows watched; the notice served in time. Green. |
| Property & public sector | |
| /sign-lease Sign a lease | Rent, repairs, assignment, default and exit read against the playbook. Yellow. |
| /contract-with-government Contract with government | Procurement registrations, bid review, flowdown clauses. Yellow. |
Employment & HR13Hiring, pay, policies, leave and departures, by state
| Hiring | |
| /hire-employee Hire an employee | Offer letter, invention agreement, exempt status recorded. Green. Yellow for a prior covenant or an arguable classification. |
| /engage-contractor Engage a contractor | Agreement, IP assignment, a classification test recorded. Green. Yellow when the classification is arguable. |
| /convert-contractor Convert a contractor | Prior IP chain closed, offer set issued. Green. |
| /appoint-advisor Appoint an advisor | Advisor agreement, board-approved grant, vesting watched. Green. |
| /sign-executive-agreement Sign an executive agreement | Compensation, equity, severance, covenants for the state. Yellow. |
| Workforce | |
| /create-commission-plan Create a commission plan | Targets, calculation, clawback, each state's rules. Green. |
| /update-handbook Update the handbook and policies | The policy set rebuilt for every state you employ in. Green. |
| /administer-leave Administer a leave or accommodation | Eligibility by state, notices on their deadlines. Green. Yellow near a complaint or termination. |
| /document-performance-action Document a performance action | Warnings checked against the handbook and prior actions. Green. Yellow if protected activity is near. |
| /audit-workforce Audit the workforce | Every worker read against wage-and-hour rules. Yellow. |
| Separation | |
| /open-workplace-investigation Open a workplace investigation | Evidence preserved, interview outlines, findings memo. Yellow. Red for discrimination or a regulator. |
| /terminate-employment Terminate employment | Final-pay rules by state, release agreement, COBRA notices. Green. Yellow with a complaint behind it. |
| /run-reduction-in-force Run a reduction in force | Adverse-impact check, WARN analysis, releases. Yellow. Red at WARN scale. |
Privacy, Data & AI12The promises you make about data
| Data & notices | |
| /map-data Map the data | What the company collects, where it goes, which laws apply. Green. |
| /publish-privacy-policy Publish the privacy notices | The notice rebuilt from what the product collects. Green. |
| /set-up-consent Set up consent and tracking | Cookie review, banner requirements, opt-out signals honored. Green. |
| /answer-privacy-request Answer a privacy request | Identity verified, data located, answered inside the clock. Green. |
| /create-dpa Create a DPA | Processing terms, transfer mechanism, subprocessor list. Green. Yellow for a transfer with no clean mechanism. |
| /review-vendor-privacy Review a vendor's privacy and security | The vendor's terms on training and output rights. Green. Yellow for sensitive data. |
| /adopt-retention-schedule Adopt a retention schedule | Retention and deletion by category, hold exceptions. Green. |
| Security & incidents | |
| /adopt-security-program Adopt the security program | Security program, incident response plan, tabletop exercise. Green. Yellow for regulated data. |
| /respond-to-incident Respond to an incident | Timeline built, evidence preserved, notification analysis prepared. Red for the notification decision. |
| /assess-privacy-impact Assess a privacy impact | Sensitive categories, transfers, risks, decisions recorded. Yellow. |
| AI | |
| /adopt-ai-policy Adopt the AI use policy | Permitted tools, prohibited uses, acknowledgments. Green. |
| /review-ai-use-case Review an AI use case | Transparency, bias testing, human oversight, output rights. Yellow. Red for employment, credit or health decisions. |
IP & Brand10The chain of title, then the registrations on top of it
| Ownership | |
| /assign-ip Close the chain of title | Assignments across founders, employees and contractors. Green. Yellow for a gap no signature can close. |
| /secure-accounts Secure domains and accounts | Domains, handles and platform accounts moved to the company. Green. |
| /protect-trade-secrets Protect trade secrets | Trade secrets identified, access controls, evidence kept. Green. |
| Registrations & licensing | |
| /clear-brand Clear and register a name | Trademark search, name availability, the DBA registered. Green. Yellow on conflicts. |
| /file-trademark File a trademark | Screening search, class selection, deadlines watched. Green. Yellow for an office action. |
| /register-copyright Register a copyright | Deposit prepared, application filed, certificate indexed. Green. |
| /file-provisional-patent File a provisional patent | Declarations, provisional filed, 12-month clock watched. Yellow. Red for the non-provisional. |
| /license-ip License IP | Scope, territory and term, plus what survives termination. Green. Yellow for exclusivity or a transfer. |
| /audit-open-source Audit open source | Dependencies scanned, the attribution file produced. Green. Yellow for copyleft in distributed code. |
| Enforcement | |
| /enforce-ip Enforce IP | Evidence captured, takedowns sent, cease-and-desist confirmed. Yellow. Red for litigation or a domain dispute. |
Consumer & Marketing7What a customer sees before and after they buy
| Terms & checkout | |
| /publish-terms Publish the terms | Website, app and API terms, refunds, warranty disclaimers. Green. Yellow for warranty disclaimers. |
| /review-checkout Review the checkout | Disclosure placement, auto-renewal, the cancellation path. Yellow. |
| /review-accessibility Review accessibility | Properties reviewed against the standards, remediation tracked. Yellow. |
| Advertising & outreach | |
| /review-advertising Review advertising | Claims and copy before they ship, with the substantiation. Green. Yellow for health, financial and comparative claims. |
| /run-promotion Run a promotion | Official rules, disclosures, state registration and bonding. Yellow. |
| /manage-influencer-program Manage endorsements | Endorsement agreements, disclosures, likeness releases. Green. |
| /comply-outreach Comply email, text and calling | Consent records, opt-outs, do-not-call. Green. Yellow for texting and calling. |
Compliance & Risk11The recurring obligations nobody is assigned to remember
| Registrations & filings | |
| /annual-compliance Run annual compliance | Annual report, agent, minutes, renewals: filed and receipted. Green. |
| /foreign-qualify Qualify in a new state | Authority filed, agent appointed, tax accounts registered. Green. |
| /file-franchise-tax File franchise tax | Both methods run, the cheaper one filed and paid. Green. |
| /register-sales-tax Register for sales tax | Nexus read by state, registrations filed. Yellow. |
| Licenses & regulated activity | |
| /obtain-business-license Obtain business licenses | City, county and state licenses, zoning, permits. Green. Yellow for zoning and professional boards. |
| /map-obligations Map the obligations | Which regimes apply, and which licenses follow. Yellow. Red for a regulated industry. |
| /review-product-compliance Review product compliance | Labeling, warnings, safety testing, the recall plan. Yellow. |
| Program, screening & insurance | |
| /stand-up-compliance-program Stand up the compliance program | Code of conduct, the policies under it, training records. Green. |
| /screen-counterparty Screen a counterparty | Counterparties screened against sanctions lists. Green. Red on a hit. |
| /classify-for-export Classify for export and import | Export classification, license needs, tariffs. Yellow. Red for licensing. |
| /manage-insurance-program Manage the insurance program | Policies read against contract requirements, renewals watched. Green. |
Disputes & Claims8Demands, collections, subpoenas, settlements, insurance claims
| Matters | |
| /open-matter Open a matter | Facts and chronology built, preservation started. Red: a lawyer leads. |
| /issue-legal-hold Issue a legal hold | Notices to custodians, deletion paused, acknowledgments tracked. Green. |
| Demands & collections | |
| /send-demand-letter Send a demand letter | Drafted from the contract. A lawyer confirms before it is sent. Yellow. |
| /respond-to-demand Respond to a demand | Deadline captured, evidence preserved, response drafted. Yellow. Red for a litigation threat. |
| /collect-payment Collect a payment | Reminder and demand sequence, lien rights preserved. Green. Yellow at filing. |
| /respond-to-subpoena Respond to a subpoena | Scope captured, objections identified, production logged. Yellow. |
| Resolution | |
| /settle-claim Settle a claim | Payment terms, releases, confidentiality, signatures. Yellow. |
| /file-insurance-claim File an insurance claim | Notice inside the policy's window, the file assembled. Yellow. Red for a coverage dispute. |
Every plan includes credits. Endpoints draw credits as they run. Lawyer review is included. Government fees at cost. See the plans
Where an agent stops.
Every endpoint carries the conditions that decide who touches a matter. The level is a rule the agent cannot argue with.
Green — agents run it.
Standard work runs end to end, with your approval. Lawyers score samples of the output.
Yellow — a lawyer confirms.
The matter is outside what the model has learned, so it stops. A licensed attorney answers before anything moves. Included in your plan.
Red — a lawyer leads.
A financing, a dispute, a regulated question. A specialist takes the matter with the file already built.
Nothing runs until you approve it. Lawyer review is part of the subscription. There is never a fee on top.
The boundary
What the agents don’t do.
These are the limits, enforced in the product.
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They don’t give legal advice
FinePrint is a legal technology company, not a law firm. The agents produce documents, approvals and filings from your record. Where a matter needs legal judgment, a licensed attorney takes it.
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They don’t decide a judgment call
An agent can tell you a term is outside your playbook and what the fallback is. When a level trips, the file goes to a person. No override.
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They don’t appear before a court or an agency
No representation, and no filings on your behalf in a dispute. Government filings are ministerial: registrations, reports, notices.
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They don’t act without your approval
Nothing is signed, sent, filed or paid until you approve that step. The plan is on screen before the run starts.
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They don’t train a shared model on your record
FinePrint LM learns from lawyers’ reviews, never from your record. Work that goes out for review is anonymized first.
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They don’t fill in what the record doesn’t have
An endpoint stops when a required fact is missing. It does not guess, and it will not run in a state whose rules it does not carry.
Questions people ask.
How is this different from asking a general AI assistant the same question?
A general assistant answers from the internet and forgets you. An agent reads your Legal Room before it acts and writes the outcome back. An assistant leaves you with text. An endpoint leaves you with executed documents and a filed registration.
What happens when an agent doesn’t know something?
It stops and says so. A missing fact is asked for by name. A Yellow or Red condition sends the matter to a licensed attorney with the file already built. The review is included in your subscription.
Do I have to approve every step, or can I let it run?
You approve the plan before the run starts, and any step that signs, sends, files or pays.
Who checks the work?
Licensed attorneys, in two ways. Lawyers score samples of Green work, anonymized first. Yellow and Red matters go to a conflict-checked attorney. Both are included, and every answer feeds FinePrint LM through AnswerLoop.
Reviewers are paid per review. Their pay never depends on approving anything, and the application side cannot override a reviewer’s flag.
Can I add an endpoint you don’t have?
A licensed attorney contributes the playbook and the positions. The endpoint is built around rules the model cannot override, and ships only after it passes evaluation. The Enterprise plan includes API access and custom policies.
What does an endpoint cost to run?
Every plan includes credits, and endpoints draw credits as they run. From $100 a month for the company, not per seat. Lawyer review is included. Government fees at cost. How the work is counted
Does anything I run become training data?
No. The Two-Corpus Rule: FinePrint LM learns from lawyers’ reviews, never from your record. Your data is encrypted and isolated to your company. You can export it in full or delete it. How the isolation works
The agents run it. The lawyers stand behind it.
Thirty minutes, live. The agents run one workflow start to finish.