LinkSquares vs. Litera Kira

For any small legal department, it is a must. It's like having a paralegal keeping you organized. I'm not sure how a large legal department might us it, but I have a hard time thinking it would be any less useful to them. I am a big fan of all of the time it saves me when managing hundreds of supplier agreements and I need to survey a specific term across all of the agreements. I'm not sure how I would do that without LinkSquares' help.

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Kira is a great due diligence tool and can be well utilised on both large and small transactions. It also has good application if you are looking to compare multiple documents against a model form document or market standard templates. Kira is less useful if you are looking to review emails (e.g. as part of a disclosure exercise); or if your review involves non-Latin based script languages.

• Full text search capabilities.
• Organization of contracts so you can see the relationship between documents.
• Reporting
• Ability to tag all contracts for easy searching.

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• Good for quickly getting to the relevant part of the document in the English language, the smartfields are accurate.
• Handles large scale review well with an excellent UI and helpful project management features.
• Cloud-based platform handles multiple simultaneous reviewers efficiently and easily.
• Ability to self-train smart fields is a definite advantage.

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• I would love to see integration with Adobe Sign so I could edit contracts right in LinkSquares and send through Adobe seamlessly.

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• Finding that many contracts aren't that 'standard' and if not standard, it is impossible to find enough examples to train with
• Many contracts have handwritten data, especially the key terms that it cannot read.
• Sometimes the contracts have attachments with important terms, we find that harder to train.

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It helps us work better as a legal department and understand our contract ecosystem.

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If our firm had more contracts in English, the usability of Kira would be rated higher. However, since we have to train clauses in Portuguese in order to use Kira, it makes its usability lower. We still are not able to fully use Kira for reading contracts in Portuguese. It takes a long time and many associate hours to make Kira usable in other languages.

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Great customer support and very responsive engineering (when we raise ideas for product enhancements).

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There was an email sent out with technical questions that was not attended to. However, Kira support has been good in general in that emails are well attended to overall, the Kira support portal is great and regular meetings are held.

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I compared LinkSquares to a number of other tools and found LinkSquares to be right-sized and flexibly priced for our use case.

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We initially chose Kira because of the Quick Study feature and because we trust Noah. We've since evaluated Diligen--its features have grown substantially over the past year. We've also tried ContraxSuite, LawGeex, Evisort, Luminance, eBrevia, Heretik, Blackboiler, and many others. It all comes down to the cost + feature set. We will always go with the lowest cost provider with the widest needed feature set (assuming there are no accuracy or performance issues during the pilot).

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• Better contract reporting.
• Easily searchable contract database.

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• When trained to read bespoke types of documents, the accuracy can be very good and the consequential time savings very high. In this scenario we have reduced the average time of review of one type of client documents from over an hour to 15 minutes.

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