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Saga unveils Saga External for legal teams to build their own client-facing AI services
Amsterdam-based legal AI company Saga has announced Saga External, which lets law firms and in-house legal departments turn their playbooks and positions into automated services that clients or business colleagues can use directly. Firms build, own and brand the services while Saga powers them. The product is being developed with customers, and Saga has not said when it will be generally available.
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Key points
- Law firms can turn their own playbooks into services such as a contract checker or compliance review for clients.Artificial LawyerLegalTechTalk
- The firm builds the service, owns it and puts its name on it, with Saga powering it in the background.LegalTechTalk
- In-house teams can offer services such as first-pass contract review to sales, procurement, HR and compliance colleagues.LegalTechTalk
- Lawyers set the premises, define good output and decide when to step in; agentic workflows handle repetitive structuring and checking.LegalTechTalk
- Teams can build services alone or with Saga Lab's legal engineers.LegalTechTalk
- Saga External is being developed with customers and has no announced general availability date.LegalTechTalk