Aloi vs KNOWledge

Aloi is paid legal software for teams working with complex agreements, with pricing available on request. It brings a firm's proprietary knowledge, precedents, and judgment into daily workflows to help teams retrieve evidence, identify risks, and make decisions. Its precedent finder searches a firm's document management system and ranks comparable agreements by structure, clauses, deal terms, and context. For drafting, Aloi can turn agreed terms into long-form agreements, placing clauses and definitions while detecting possible conflicts and inconsistencies. It analyzes past agreements and decisions to surface market practice, recurring risks, and negotiation patterns. Interactive drafting suggests alternate clause wording and strategic adjustments based on firm standards, client preferences, and prior drafting. For redline review, it assesses counterparty edits against earlier agreements and negotiation outcomes. Aloi runs within a firm's cloud or designated infrastructure, with data held in the firm's VPC or controlled hosting environment. It inherits the firm's permission model, and its personnel do not have access to customer data by default. Listed safeguards include encryption, role-based access, SSO, MFA, and audit logging; the company also lists GDPR-aligned processing and data export and deletion capabilities.

KNOWledge turns a law firm’s documents, casework, research and institutional material into a searchable AI knowledge base. Lawyers can use natural-language or keyword searches with filters, then ask questions and receive answers that point to exact source pages. Notebooks restrict questions to selected documents for a client, practice area, transaction or issue and can be saved for later use. OCR makes scanned files searchable. The platform supports moving from internal precedent to external research and repeatable work such as contract review, diligence, regulatory analysis, intake and memo drafting. It connects with Egnyte, and files can also be stored directly in the service. FasterOutcomes says customer documents, prompts and uploads are excluded from model training. Listed protections include HIPAA compliance, SOC 2 Type II, encryption in transit and at rest, and isolated customer workspaces. Data is exported to customers and deleted from FasterOutcomes when use ends. Pricing depends on workflows, team and implementation and is provided on request.