Irish legislation, quoted word for wordEvery quote of the law is checked against the Act before you see it.
Five pieces of work, built for Irish practicesWRC, RTB, District Court debt, case pack, correspondence.
Sign-off locked with a hashOnly a solicitor in your firm can sign off. The version is then locked.
€119 per solicitor a month, no minimumBilled yearly, plus VAT. Support seats €39.
Why practices call
The matters that don't pay for the hour.
No one to write the first version.
Deadlines in four diaries.
Precedents in folders no one can find.
Clausa writes the first version from the file, tracks every deadline with its rule, and drafts from the precedents your firm already has.
Inbox of an example firm
How it works
Three steps. Your firm signs the third.
Open the matter
Pick the use case, add the client, run the conflict check, upload the file. Every fact is extracted with the page it came from.
Record your instruction. Clausa drafts.
Clausa drafts only after a solicitor records what to seek, what to admit and the points to make. Each rule carries its section. Each point for your decision is marked.
Sign off and export
Read to the end, tick the checklist, sign off with two-factor authentication. Export .docx and .pdf on your letterhead.
Clausa never decides, never signs and never sends.
Each use case switches on for your firm only after a solicitor in your firm reviews its templates. This list is what exists today.
Precedents
Your precedents, used in every draft.
Upload the folder once. Clausa splits it into clauses, masks personal data and proposes tags. A solicitor approves each precedent before the engine uses it.
A precedent marked reserved stays out of the engine.
Nothing is shared between firms.
Deadlines
Every deadline shows the rule behind it.
Deadlines come from the file and from the Irish rules Clausa cites. Each shows the rule, the source and the anchor date, and starts unconfirmed.
When an Act changes, the date asks to be confirmed again.
Calendar feed for the practice, as an .ics file.
Your firm's client portal
Your clients answer plain questions. The answers land in the matter.
Invite a client by link. They answer the intake for their use case, attach what they have and read the updates you approve.
Your firm's name on the page and in every e-mail, with your firm's reply-to address.
Your firm uses Clausa, a drafting software that uses artificial intelligence. Everything you receive here was reviewed and approved by a solicitor in your firm. Your information is processed in the EU and is not used to train AI models.
Your firm's client portal, powered by Clausa
Clausa never decides, never signs and never sends.
Points for your decision are marked
Defences, admissions, offers, who gives evidence: each one waits for a solicitor.
A clause without a source will not sign off
Clausa writes the gap into the draft and hands the clause to you.
Sign-off needs a solicitor
Two-factor authentication and the whole document read. The version is locked with its hash; editing creates a new version.
Your letterhead, your signature block, your reference.
Nothing of Clausa in the body of the document. The file opens clean in Word and goes wherever your files live.
Illustration
Your firm's letterheadOur ref: your reference
Yours faithfully,Your signature block
Security and data
Your matters stay your matters.
Processed in the EU. Never used to train AI models. Your firm controls retention.
Processed in the EUNever used to train AIData processing agreement for every firmMFA for every memberAI notice on every screenNo certification yet
Your practice pays for the software. Nothing in the price is linked to clients, referrals or outcomes.
Alongside the system you already have.
Your practice management system runs your matters, time and accounts. Clausa drafts the piece from the file and holds the version you signed.
Feature
Clausa
Practice management
Research and drafting assistants
Firm-wide AI platforms
What it is for
First drafts, deadlines and sign-off for five Irish use cases
Matters, time, billing, accounts, forms
Research and drafting on a publisher's library
AI across a large firm
Irish legislation quoted word for word, checked outside the model
Yes
Not stated
Not stated
Not stated
WRC, RTB and District Court debt as built workflows
Yes
Forms and precedents
Not stated
Not stated
Sign-off with checklist and version hash
Yes
Not stated
Not stated
Not stated
Price on the page, no minimum seats
Yes
Varies
Varies
Varies
Replaces your accounts and billing
No
Yes
No
No
Based on what each kind of software says about itself. "Not stated" means we found no public statement.
No reviews yet. Proof you can check.
Clausa is new, so there are no customers to quote. Here is what every draft carries instead.
The section it comes from
Workplace Relations Act 2015, s. 41(6)
Source: Irish Statute Book, revised text of the Law Reform Commission.
The version of the law
Revised to the date it was checked
Source: the version date of each Act, shown beside every quote.
The sign-off
Version 4 · hash 2c0b8df2d4b3
Source: the sign-off window of the example matter above.
Example values. Names of firms appear here only with their written approval.
Questions, answered.
Is Clausa a solicitor?
No. Clausa is software used by solicitors' practices. It does not act for anyone and does not advise the public. The solicitor in your firm who signs off is responsible for the work.
Who is responsible if a draft is wrong?
The solicitor who signs off, as with any tool. Clausa's contract carries its own liability for the software and a data processing agreement, both for your solicitor to read.
What does Clausa cite?
Irish legislation and official guidance only, with the version date. Every quote is matched word for word against the Act before you see it. No case law.
What happens when there is no source?
The clause is marked "No source". You write it yourself or remove it. Clausa will not sign off a legal statement it cannot link to its source.
Who can sign off?
Only a member with the solicitor role, a current roll number and two-factor authentication, after reading to the end. Trainees and secretaries prepare; a solicitor signs.
Does Clausa send anything to clients, courts or the WRC?
No. You export and send from your own systems. Client updates are drafted for your approval and copied into your own e-mail.
Where is our data and is it used for training?
Processed in the EU under a data processing agreement. Never used to train AI models. Your firm sets retention and can export or delete everything.
Can Clausa staff see our matters?
No. Support access needs your written consent, lasts 24 hours and is recorded in the matter's activity.
What does it cost?
€119 per solicitor seat a month billed yearly, or €139 monthly. Support seats €39 or €49. Plus VAT. No setup fee.
Does it replace our practice management system?
No. Clausa works alongside it. Your export opens clean in Word and goes into your file as any document.
Does my professional indemnity cover work done with Clausa?
Ask your insurer in writing. Clausa gives you a one-page description of the tool to send, in the pack for your firm.
How do we start?
Book a demo. It opens your firm's account, and we go through your own kind of matter with you.
The first draft, from the file.Your signature on it.
