ContraxSuite

LexPredict Launches New User Interface for Contraxsuite

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Aug 19Categories: Analytics, ContraxSuite, Data, News, Press No Comments

LexPredict, a leading legal technology and analytics company, is proud to announce the new ContraxSuite User Interface to support the needs of its growing customer base. Earlier this month we released the thirteenth open source version of ContraxSuite,...

ContraxSuite 1.1.2 Release Update

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Aug 10Categories: ContraxSuite, News No Comments

This month, we celebrate the one-year anniversary of our decision to open-source ContraxSuite. In that time, we’ve released thirteen versions of ContraxSuite, expanding features and adding other improvements with each iteration. Release Notes The...

A Busy Year for ContraxSuite and Open Source

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Aug 07Categories: ContraxSuite, News, Press No Comments

About a year ago we decided to open source our powerful contract analytics tool, ContraxSuite. Since our initial announcement, we have released thirteen iterations of the software. We have built a user-friendly interface, open sourced LexNLP, added scale...

Baker McKenzie Deploys ContraxSuite

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Aug 01Categories: Business, ContraxSuite, News, Press No Comments

Baker McKenzie has significantly enhanced its bespoke legal tech offering by partnering with ContraxSuite by LexPredict, an open-source contract analytics and legal document platform. Baker McKenzie’s collaboration with LexPredict and deployment...

Tika and Tesseract in ContraxSuite

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Jun 05Categories: ContraxSuite, Data, News No Comments

So far in this series on open source, we’ve defined contract analytics, discussed the evolution of the underlying open source philosophy, and mentioned some of the most important open source platforms, as well as some ongoing problems in open source....

ContraxSuite 1.1.0 Release Update

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: Jun 04Categories: Analytics, ContraxSuite, News, Press

At LexPredict we’ve been hard at work on improving ContraxSuite. This past Saturday, June 2nd, marked the release of ContraxSuite 1.1.0. Release Notes When we first decided to make ContraxSuite open source, we hoped our project and its components...

Blockchain, Smart Contracts, and The Law

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: May 30Categories: ContraxSuite, Data, News, Technology No Comments

When we first open-sourced ContraxSuite, we emphasized the role contract analytics will play in migrating legacy contracts to new smart contracts that are blockchain-enabled. The distributed ledger technology of blockchain has the potential to mitigate...

Problems in Open Source

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: May 22Categories: Analytics, ContraxSuite, Technology No Comments

Last week we discussed some successful open source systems. We also defined some general, but important similarities between open source work product and that of legal professionals. Anyone in the legal tech space – whether they’re a recent...

The Current State of Open Source Systems

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: May 15Categories: Analytics, ContraxSuite, Technology No Comments

A couple weeks ago we gave you a broad history of some of the important milestones in the development of open source systems. We discussed the basic philosophy of open source, and how that philosophy is much older than software. Automobile manufacturers...

Dan Katz Joins CLOC Panel Discussion on Contract Analytics

Author: Robert SancrainteOn: May 01Categories: ContraxSuite, News, Press, Research No Comments

Last week at the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) meeting in Las Vegas, our own Daniel Martin Katz spoke on a panel discussing the widening scope of AI, machine learning, and contract analytics in the law. Filling in last-minute for Google’s...

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