A comprehensive in-house legal software that transforms the way in-house legal teams operate, simplifies work processes, and tracks progress. Lexzur offers an all-in-one in-house legal management solution that replaces all isolated tools.
In-House Legal Software Built for Efficiency and Control
Improve your department’s productivity. Organize your matters and cases with in house legal case management software, automate documents easily, and streamline collaboration with Lexzur smart solutions.
The Ultimate In-House Legal Management Solution for Corporates
Manage all corporate matters or litigation cases in a
smart and agile central software workspace.
Stay on top of your workload by comprehensively viewing all legal matters, including deadlines, budgets, and key
documents.
Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders, such as clients, colleagues, outside counsel, and vendors.
Quickly and easily find and access documents through a
searchable repository.
Seamless collaboration on documents between in-house
legal teams and other stakeholders.
Enhanced security features, such as version control, access controls, and audit trails, to maintain compliance with data privacy and security regulations.
Your data security is our top priority. Lexzur protects your data and the data of your clients with the highest-level security measures
Create tasks, assign them to specific team members or groups, set due dates, and prioritization.
Track tasks, status, priority, and progress to monitor tasks and ensure they are completed on time.
Set up automated workflows, such as task routing and approvals, to streamline processes and reduce manual work.
Smart Kanban boards for better agile legal project management for all in-house legal team members.
Gain insights into the number of cases handled by the in-house legal department.
Track incoming work, legal spend, total fees of external counsel and other third-party services.
Set KPIs and track progress on how long cases are taking and
identify bottlenecks
Track task metrics, such as completion rates, time spent on tasks, and much more
Lexzur streamlines the entire process, from intake to completion, by integrating matter, task, and contract management software into a single, unified workspace.
Centralized
Control
Keep all to cases, documents, and contracts connected and easy to manage in a single, secure workspace.
AI-Driven
Accuracy
Use smart automation to draft, review, and approve contracts faster while minimizing human error and ensuring compliance.
Cross-Department
Collaboration
Connect legal with finance, procurement, and operations through collaborative workflows and approval steps.
Actionable
Insights
Use real-time dashboards and data-backed analytics and easily monitor workloads, renewals, and risks to make informed decisions.
With Lexzur, in-house legal teams work faster, stay organized, and stay connected, turning the department into a strategic hub for growth.
Cut your Contract Lifecycle in Half with Contra
Contra is a complete Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) and Document Automation solution—legal software for in-house legal teams.
Generate & Automate Repetitive Contracts, with Custom Templates for Drafting.
Collaborate & Redline contracts in real-time using embedded tools & off-the-shelf integrations.
Design Automated Approval Centers with Permission-Based Access.
E-Sign using LexzurSign, AdobeSign, and DocuSign.
Track progress in real-time on single view dashboards with custom metrics and KPIs.
Set up In-app or Email Notifications and Reminders to ensure nothing falls through the cracks.
An Intuitive Solution For Collaborating Across Teams
Centralize Internal Legal
Requests
Lexzur Client Portal streamlines collaboration between the legal team and other departments, where you can easily intake new requests and provide clear status updates on cases and documents.
Collaborate with External
Counsel
Lexzur Advisor Portal
centralizes all outsourced work activities, boosting collaboration, tracking progress on all matters, cases, documents, expenses, and more.
Empower Remote Legal Work
Securely
Lexzur solution helps in-house legal teams stay connected to their legal matters, cases, documents, contracts, and tasks so they can work more efficiently anytime, anywhere.
Lexzur is a powerful in house legal matter management software that brings together collaboration tools, document management, case management, workflow automation, reporting, analytics, 5000+ integrations, and more.
Lexzur offers built-in collaboration tools, advanced document management, case management,
and workflow automation tools, as well as, custom reporting and analytics, over
5000 integrations, and so much more.
Lexzur is a full work experience that really makes a difference in your team’s performance. No
code required. Connect all your apps and get them integrated with one platform from Gmail™, Outlook, Slack, Dropbox, and more.
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LEXA, Lexzur’s agentic AI drafts contracts where no template fits and reviews everything that arrives—extracting obligations and key dates, flagging risk, checking compliance, comparing governing law across jurisdictions, and translating documents that come in another language.
Drafting and review both work from your own templates, clause library, and policies, not a generic model, with the clause behind every flag. LEXA does the work; signing, approval, and the final call on legal risk stay with your team.
The problem with a clause library is never building it. It’s getting people to use it.
Lexzur puts yours inside Word through the Lexzur add-in, so approved language is a click while someone is drafting rather than a document they’d have to go find. Templates are built in Word and uploaded, with fields pulling from the contract record and conditional clauses appearing based on the answers given at request.
For business teams, the library never needs to be opened at all, they answer a request form and the contract drafts itself from your approved template.
Lexzur reports on cycle time by stage, bottlenecks by approver, renewals and obligations coming due, matters by stage, time entry KPIs and legal spend against the work that earned it.
The reason it can is that the data is a by-product of the workflow rather than something anyone enters for reporting. If approvals route through the system, cycle time is already recorded. Reports export to Excel or PDF, and Business Intelligence is available as an extension for deeper analysis.
Yes, capping is what most in-house teams use in place of billing.
Set a ceiling per matter or case, in hours or in amount. Choose whether expenses count towards it. Reset it monthly, quarterly or annually. Get an alert at whatever percentage you choose, or block new entries once it’s reached.
Time is still captured the same way; a timer in the browser, in Outlook, on your phone — but it’s measuring consumption against a budget rather than producing an invoice. External counsel spend tracks against the same matters through the Advisor Portal.
Automation Hub is configured by an administrator in system settings, without development work.
Every rule is a trigger, conditions and actions: routing by value, type or entity; reminders that repeat until closed; field locking on approval; reassignment; webhooks to other systems; running a LEXA review. You build the rule once and it runs from there.
Available on Enterprise plans.
Centralizing globally is an entity problem, not a storage problem; each region carries its own templates, approval authority, governing law and language.
Lexzur holds each entity separately: its own templates, approval matrix and permissions, with reporting rolling up to one portfolio view. Documents can stay where they already are — SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox or iManage — so the record centralizes without the files moving.
Where the data lives is your decision: cloud, or on your own servers where residency rules require it.
Full control, and it’s set before anything runs.
An administrator defines what LEXA reviews and when, which routes contracts and matters follow, who approves at what value, and where a human has to look before work continues. LEXA operates inside the same permissions as your people; it works on what the record’s owner is allowed to work on, and nothing else.
Every action is written to the audit log, and every flag carries the clause behind it. If you want LEXA reading but not routing, or routing only under a threshold, that’s a setting rather than a support ticket.
The usual hurdle isn’t the software. It’s that the old way still works well enough for the person being asked to change — the lawyer who has always tracked renewals in their own spreadsheet, or the approver who signs at the end rather than at their stage.
What resolves it is making the new way the path of least resistance. Requests arrive through a form instead of email. Reminders reach the person who can act and repeat until it’s closed. Drafting happens in Word, where it already happened.
Teams that roll out by department rather than all at once, with one internal owner of the configuration, move fastest. Lexzur Academy carries self-paced courses, and a dedicated Solution Expert is available through onboarding and beyond.
Three situations, honestly.
When contracts and matters are the same job. Most platforms do one well and treat the other as a module; Lexzur runs both on one record, so a supplier dispute sits beside the contract that caused it.
When you operate across entities or jurisdictions. Separate templates, approval authority, and permissions per entity, with reporting rolling up—and interface, contracts, and e-invoicing that work in Arabic and under regional requirements like ZATCA.
When the data can’t leave. Cloud, private SaaS, or entirely on your own servers.
Where a lighter tool wins: a single-entity team with straightforward contract volume and no litigation will use a fraction of what’s here.
