One counsel to you. A team of agents behind it.
AI Counsel is where every question, contract and request goes, and where the work comes back finished. It knows your company, because it reads the record before it says a word.
Ask a question. FinePrint does the rest.
Four things happen, in this order.
Ask
A conversational prompt.
“Can we sign this?” “We want to hire in Colorado.” “The investor sent back their own paper.” Ask in plain English. That is the whole start.
Check
It reads your company first.
Before it drafts a word, AI Counsel reads the Legal Room: the cap table, the policies, what the board approved, what you already promised. The answer is about your company. Nobody bills you to get up to speed on it.
Inside the Legal RoomRoute
It knows when it doesn’t know.
Every matter carries a level. Standard work runs Green, end to end, with your approval. When a matter is outside what the model has learned, it stops and goes Yellow. A licensed attorney answers before anything moves. Included in your plan.
How AnswerLoop worksRun
It runs the whole transaction.
Not a draft handed back for you to chase. Documents drafted, approvals routed, signatures collected, filings made, and the record updated after. That is an endpoint. There are 101 of them, across eight specialist agents.
Browse the 101 endpoints
Or don’t ask at all. Just forward it.
Your company gets its own legal address. Anything sent there becomes a matter: a counterparty’s contract, a question from sales, a notice from a state. The work starts before you open the thread.
Forwarding the email is the whole ask. FinePrint reads the Legal Room first, and the reply comes back finished.
- Nothing reaches legal late. There is no queue a person has to notice.
- Nothing gets asked twice. The matter carries the thread, the documents and the decisions together.
- The answer goes back where it started. To the person who forwarded it, in the same thread.
RUN /review-contract
from: sales · counterparty: Axis Group · type: MSA, their paper
asked: “can we sign this today?”
✓read record — no prior agreement with Axis Group9:02 AM
✓read against your positions — 3 deviations9:04 AM
✓checked against what you’ve already promised9:05 AM
●uncapped liability on data loss Yellow included9:06 AM
✓redline and issue list drafted, ready to send9:08 AM
Back to sales in the thread they asked in. Two deviations answered from your playbook, one held for a lawyer. Nothing is sent until you approve it. Northwind Robotics is an example company.
Nothing runs until you approve it.
Before an endpoint starts, you see what will run, what it costs in credits, and whether a lawyer is involved. Approve, and the work starts. Decline, and nothing happens.
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. Who reviews the work
The whole company can use it. Not everyone can approve it.
Access is for everyone. Authority stays where you put it.
Everyone can ask
The founder, the recruiter, the person who sends the contract. The plan is for the company, not per seat. Nobody pays per login.
You decide who approves
Approval sits with the people you choose. An endpoint that spends credits, signs something or files something waits for one of them.
The record shows who did what
Every matter records who asked, who approved, what ran and what came back, filed with the documents it produced.
And between your questions, it watches.
A lawyer answers the question you asked. Nobody is watching for the question you should have asked. FinePrint does.
The record has a view called Today: what’s missing, what doesn’t match, and what’s due soon. An 83(b) window with eleven days left. A contractor who never assigned IP. An option grant the board hasn’t consented to. A state you started paying someone in without registering.
These are cheap to fix now and expensive later. Every endpoint reads the record before it acts and writes back after, so the list is always current. Nobody has to remember to run it.
How the record stays current- Missing. Something the company should hold and doesn’t. The assignment nobody signed, the consent nobody papered.
- Doesn’t match. Two documents that disagree. The cap table and the grant. The handbook and the offer letter.
- Due soon. A clock that started without anyone noticing. The 83(b) window, the annual report, the renewal that auto-renews.
Frequently asked.
How is this different from asking a general AI assistant the same question?
A general assistant answers from the internet and stops there. AI Counsel answers from your Legal Room, then runs the work: documents, approvals, signatures, filings. When a matter needs judgment, it stops and brings in a licensed lawyer.
What is “Forward it to Legal”?
Your company gets its own legal email address. Anything sent there becomes a matter, sorted by lane, with the response drafted before you open the thread. The reply goes back in the same thread.
Who can ask it things?
Anyone in the company you invite. The plan is for the company, not per seat. Who may approve work is a separate question, and that stays with the people you choose.
Does it ever act without asking me?
No. Nothing starts until you approve it. The approval screen shows what will run, what it costs in credits, and whether a lawyer is involved. Anything that needs a signature still goes to the right person. Nothing signs itself.
What happens when it doesn’t know?
It stops and says so. The matter goes Yellow and a licensed attorney answers before anything moves. Included in your plan. The answer then trains FinePrint LM, so next time the model knows.
Is this legal advice?
No. FinePrint is a legal technology company, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. The software runs the work. Where judgment is required, a licensed attorney reviews the matter or takes it, engaged by you, with the review included in your plan.
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