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Gavel Exec for Web is live: an end-to-end AI platform for contract review, drafting, and benchmarking. No sales call. No credit card. Try free today.
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Gavel Exec is an AI contract review software for lawyers that helps legal teams analyze, compare, and benchmark contracts using AI.
It is designed for corporate and transactional legal work and combines contract review, clause comparison, and legal research in one platform.
Gavel Exec is now available on the web in addition to Microsoft Word, expanding how lawyers can use AI across their full contract workflow.
When we first launched Gavel Exec as a Word add-in, the idea was to bring AI directly into the environment where legal work happens. Contracts live in Word, so that is where we started.
That approach worked, but contract review does not begin and end in a document.
Legal workflows include research, benchmarking, and reviewing multiple agreements before a negotiation or client call. A Word add-in is one part of that workflow, but not the whole system.
With the new web experience, Gavel Exec now supports AI contract review across both Word and the web.
Gavel Exec enables lawyers to:
Start a free trial to see how Gavel Exec works on your own contracts or schedule a demo with our team.
You can try Gavel Exec on a real matter with no credit card required. First-time customers get 25 percent off their first month with code GVXC25 until May 15, 2026.
Contract review requires different types of analysis, and most tools only address part of the problem.
Lawyers typically need to answer three distinct questions when reviewing contracts.
Is this language identical to existing precedent?
Is this clause similar in meaning even if it is written differently?
Is a claim supported by a reliable external legal source?
These are different problems and require different approaches.
Gavel Exec addresses all three using a hybrid architecture that combines semantic search and full-text search across internal and external legal data. You can read more about Gavel's methodology at our CTO Pierre Martin's Substack, Pierre Martin on AI.
Many legal AI tools focus on one part of contract analysis.
Gavel Exec combines multiple capabilities in one system.
This works across:
In internal testing, this combined approach showed meaningful improvements in both accuracy and speed.
Legal teams use Gavel Exec in scenarios such as:
This supports not just drafting, but full contract lifecycle review.
The web experience expands how lawyers can work with contracts beyond a single document.
You can:
Existing users have access to both environments.
Gavel is used by nearly 2,000 legal organizations across 23 countries, including solo attorneys, law firms, and in-house legal teams. The best way to find out if it works for you is to try it.
Start a free trial today or schedule a demo with our team.
First-time customers get 25 percent off their first month until May 15, 2026 with code GVXC25.
Bob Ambrogi at LawNext covered the launch in depth if you want the full picture: Gavel launches web-based AI contract platform, expanding Gavel Exec beyond its Word add-in. The full press release is available on EIN Presswire.
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