Drafting & Automation

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Definely

Est. 2017 United Kingdom Updated 2026-02-10
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Definely is a UK-based legal technology company providing AI-powered tools for creating, drafting, and reviewing legal documents, all working natively inside Microsoft Word. Founded 2017, raised $42.5M total ($30M Series B in June 2025 led by Revaia with Clio as investor). ~118 employees, HQ London. Product suite: Draft (active drafting with definition/cross-reference navigation, Cascade for knock-on effect detection), Proof (automated proofreading for legal documents), Enhance (AI-powered virtual assistant for drafting and review), and a PDF Reader for document analysis. SOC 2 Type II certified (re-certified October 2025). G2 listed (Definely Draft). Customers include S+M (UK firm, adopted Definely Proof per Artificial Lawyer). Pricing is custom/not published — subscription-based per user. Key differentiator: unified pre-execution suite in Word (create → draft → proofread → review) rather than point solutions. Named in Attorney at Work Buyer’s Guide. Won multiple legal tech awards. Founded by lawyers who experienced the frustrations first-hand.

Company Info

  • Founded: 2017
  • Funding: $42.5M
  • HQ: United Kingdom
  • Sector: CLM & Contracting

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