Introduction
Andoo is a legal AI workspace built for transactional teams. It helps you organise, research, verify, review and draft project materials.
Built for transactional work
Andoo is designed around real transactional tasks: organising, research, verification, review and drafting. It works through materials by project, scenario and task, extracts facts, keeps field-level citations, and produces working papers you can verify and keep using, rather than a paragraph of answer in a chat window or a file you can't trace.
Transactional work demands confidentiality and security, so with Andoo your files never leave your computer and you choose which models to use.
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Download and sign in
- Download from andoo.cc, for macOS and Windows.
- Sign in with a phone number or WeChat.
Where it fits
In capital markets, venture & growth financing, M&A and restructuring, and general corporate counsel work, Andoo cuts the repetitive organising, reading and locating, leaving more time for professional judgement and delivery.
Tasks you can hand to Andoo
Here are common examples. You can customise how each kind of task is handled, or ask the Andoo team to help tune it.
- Due diligence filing and request lists: file materials against the request list structure, rename and index them, check each item for gaps, and produce a supplementary request list.
- Corporate history review: gather registration records, capital verification reports, share transfer agreements, articles of association and officer appointments, write the corporate history chapter on a timeline, list risks and open items, and export to Word in one click.
- Transaction document review and cross-checking: across term sheets, share purchase agreements, shareholders' agreements, closing checklists and disclosure letters, cross-check definitions, amounts, key dates, conditions precedent and representations and warranties, flag conflicts, and produce a clause comparison table and risk list.
- Complex legal research: for a question such as how shareholdings held by a controlling person's relatives affect IPO review and how regulators have treated it in the past two years, Andoo plans the research, searches laws and case law, IPO inquiries and responses, and practice articles in parallel, and writes a fully cited report.
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More highlights
- A folder is a project, understood as a whole: point Andoo at the whole project folder, with no limit on file count or size. It links up how files relate to, reference and supersede each other, reconstructs the decisions behind resolutions, contracts and capital verification reports, and answers questions at any time with citations to the source text.
- Reads every format, with deep Word handling: Word, PDF, Excel, scanned images, meeting recordings and plain text are parsed and transcribed into structure automatically. For Word, Andoo can fully edit comments, tables, styles and bookmarks.
- Professional databases built in: laws and cases, listed-company announcements, IPO and refinancing review inquiries, practice articles, and company registry and litigation risk data. Results can be cited directly with their sources.
- Choose your model: Standard, Advanced and Flagship tiers are built in. Standard is smart and efficient for everyday tasks; Advanced is strong and balanced for important tasks; Flagship is our most capable tier for complex tasks. Professional and Team plans can also connect their own model APIs.
- Custom Flows: in the visual Flow editor, turn firm standards, document templates and review checklists into reusable workflows that anyone on the team can run in one click, so the whole firm works to the same standard.
- Layered memory: Andoo builds up four layers of memory: personal preferences, project conventions, corrections and resource pointers. Project memory stays with the project, personal preferences stay with the lawyer, and Andoo fits your habits better the more you use it.
