Product

The question you would otherwise leave for three days.

Legal questions get left because asking them costs money and effort. At Navabi you ask them where you already work, and within minutes you get an answer about your company.

How it goes

Tuesday morning, a question in Slack.

A real way of working, with fictional names. This is what a question looks like from the moment you ask it to the signed-off answer.

  1. You ask in Slack whether a client can terminate

    Studio Linde wants to stop with immediate effect. Is that allowed?

    You
  2. The agent reads the contract and answers

    No: the notice period is three months, effective at the end of a calendar month. With the article and a quote.

    AI agent
  3. The agent proposes having a lawyer look at it

    There is also an invoice dispute. That makes the answer more sensitive than it seems.

    AI agent
  4. A lawyer confirms and adds to it

    The termination point is correct. Advice: do not link the termination to the outstanding invoice. A draft reply is ready.

    Lawyer
  5. You send the answer

    Signed-off advice, in your own words, from your own email.

    You
The difference

Asking a question no longer takes courage.

Without Navabi

  • You doubt whether the question is worth an email to a lawyer
  • You wait for an answer and then for the invoice
  • The answer is about companies in general
  • The advice disappears in your inbox

With Navabi

  • You ask where you already work, without a threshold
  • An answer from the agent costs nothing, a check by a lawyer 1 credit
  • The answer is about your contracts
  • Every answer stays in your file, searchable
Questions

Short answers.

What does a question cost?

An answer from the agent costs nothing. If you want a lawyer to check and sign it off, that costs 1 credit.

How fast do I get an answer?

From the agent usually within minutes. If a lawyer needs to look at it, you see that in the status and you hear from us within one working day.

Can I rely on it?

An answer from the agent is an AI draft, with sources. Advice only earns that name once a lawyer has signed it off. See our AI policy.