Lawyer — Working With Contracts Under Attorney-Client Privilege
How Doka reads contracts locally, compares versions, and pulls out key terms — without sending documents to someone else's cloud.
A law firm works with documents under attorney-client privilege. Uploading them to public chatbots isn't an option — it's a direct breach of client confidentiality.
The task
Quickly go through a contract: pull out key terms, compare drafts, and flag what changed between versions. Doing this by hand is slow, and it's easy to miss a detail.
How Doka helped
Doka runs locally, on the lawyer's own machine. Given a folder of documents, it:
- pulls out key terms and deadlines;
- compares contract versions and highlights the changes;
- prepares a short summary of risks.
Documents stay on the device — Doka has no servers to send them to.
Results
- Reading a contract — minutes instead of hours.
- Attorney-client privilege maintained: nothing leaves the perimeter.
- Fewer missed details when comparing drafts.
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