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The platform

Research, review, draft, and act — in one engine.

Inside LegalByte aOS: 100+ legal workflows, source-pinned Malaysian research, clause-by-clause and data-room review, native document drafting, and enterprise governance — connected to Gmail, Drive, Outlook, and the tools your firm already runs.

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100+
Built-in legal workflows
10
Practice areas, Malaysian-law anchored
757
Current Act editions, AGC-sourced
KL
Data stored in Malaysia (ap-southeast-5)
What it does

One engine: research, review, draft, and check against your playbook.

Legal research

Answers grounded in Malaysian legislation

Ask a question of Malaysian law and get a reasoned answer where every proposition links back to its source. LegalBrain runs a hybrid retrieval (vector + keyword) over an AGC-backed legislation knowledge graph, and every citation is verified before it renders.

  • →757 current consolidated editions · 98.3% of in-force federal acts
  • →Conflicting authorities flagged, not hidden
  • →If it isn't in the source, it isn't in the answer
Source-pinned research

A landlord’s right of forfeiture must be exercised in line with the lease terms and the Contracts Act 1950[1], subject to relief against forfeiture[2].

[1] Contracts Act 1950, s.40[2] NLC 1965, s.235
Clause review · Tenancy Agreement.pdf
3.1 Rent escalation — 12% p.a.High
5.4 Landlord right of re-entryReview
8.2 Governing law — MalaysiaOK
Each flag links to its clause and the authority behind it.
Contract & document review

Every clause, rated and cited

Drop a PDF or DOCX. Each clause comes back rated red, amber, or green with the statute or source that backs it and a redline suggestion for the high-risk ones — a review you can file on the matter.

  • →Per-clause risk with the provision behind it
  • →Redline suggestions for high-risk clauses
Tabular / data-room review

Read the whole data room into one grid

Define the questions that matter to the deal and review hundreds of documents into a single grid — change-of-control, assignment, term, termination. Every answer cites the clause it came from.

  • →Ask once, answer across every document
  • →Each cell traceable to its source clause
Due-diligence review · 142 documents
Document
Change of control
Assignment
MSA — Vendor A
Consent required
Permitted
Lease — HQ
Silent
Landlord consent
Loan facility
Event of default
Restricted
Draft generated · for your review

1. Definitions.In this Agreement, unless the context otherwise requires… [party name]

Every draft is a starting point for a lawyer to review and finalise.
Drafting

First drafts as real documents

Generate first-pass agreements, letters, memos, schedules, and briefs as native DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, or PDF — not just chat text. Placeholders are surfaced for completion, never silently invented.

  • →Native DOCX · XLSX · PPTX · PDF output
  • →Inherits firm positions via playbooks
Firm playbooks

Your house standard, applied every time

Encode your firm's preferred positions once — liability caps, governing law, indemnities — and every review and draft checks against them. Off-standard terms are flagged with the position they breach.

  • →Consistent positions across teams and offices
  • →Reviews measured against your standard, not a generic template
Firm playbook applied
Liability cap below 1× feesHigh
Indemnity — mutualOK
Governing law not MalaysiaReview
Positions checked against your firm’s house standard, not a generic template.
Over 100 workflows

Skills for the work Malaysian lawyers actually do.

Each workflow is a guided skill anchored to the relevant Malaysian statute — and your firm can author its own, with the exact tools and positions it should use.

Commercial

Contracts Act 1950 · PDPA 2010

NDA & MSA review · vendor agreements · IP and data-protection clauses

Corporate / M&A

Companies Act 2016

Closing checklists · board minutes & resolutions · diligence extraction · disclosure schedules

Litigation

Rules of Court 2012

Chronologies · claim charts · deposition prep · privilege-log review · legal holds

Employment

Employment Act 1955

Hiring & termination review · worker classification · wage-hour Q&A · investigations

Privacy & Data Protection

PDPA 2010

DSAR responses · privacy impact assessments · data-protection policies

Regulatory & Compliance

CMSA · FSA · AMLA

Reg-gap analysis · policy diffs · regulatory-change reviews

AI Governance

ISO/IEC 42001-aligned

AI impact assessments · AI system inventory

Intellectual Property

Trademarks Act 2019 · Copyright Act 1987

Clearance · freedom-to-operate · infringement triage · open-source review

Product Counsel

Consumer & platform law

Policy drafting & redrafts · proposal review

Conveyancing

National Land Code 1965 · HDA 1966

SPA review · loan & security documents · tenancy agreements · completion checklists

Connect your tools

Works where your firm already works.

Connect Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. The agent reads documents, emails, and calendars as project context — and any action that reaches back out runs through Edit-and-Approve.

Email

Gmail · Outlook

Pull a thread in as project context; have the agent draft a reply and propose the send for your approval.

Document storage

Google Drive · OneDrive · SharePoint

Bring documents straight from your drive into a project, and write generated drafts back — on approval.

Calendar

Google Calendar · Outlook Calendar

Turn obligations and deadlines from a review into proposed calendar entries you confirm before they're created.

Connections default to read-only access; write actions (send, schedule, write-back) are always proposed for your approval first.

Governed end to end

Built for firms that can’t cut corners on confidentiality.

Autonomy where it helps, control where it matters. The agent proposes; you approve; everything is recorded.

Edit-and-Approve on every external action

Sending an email, creating a calendar entry, writing back to a drive, creating a project — the agent proposes the exact payload and waits. Nothing leaves your workspace without your explicit approval.

Per-firm BYOK encryption

SSE-KMS encryption at rest with bring-your-own-key. Your firm can hold its own KMS key, managed from the admin console.

Tamper-evident audit trail

Every action the agent takes is written to a hash-chained audit log with a verifier — the record of what happened cannot be altered after the fact.

Full tenant isolation

Each firm is isolated at every layer; queries are scoped to your firm and cross-firm access is denied by design.

Enterprise identity & cost control

SAML single sign-on and SCIM provisioning, plus per-firm pooled usage caps so spend stays predictable.

Malaysian residency, no model training

Documents are stored and processed in AWS Kuala Lumpur (ap-southeast-5), and your data is never used to train any AI model.

Built for accuracy

Grounded in Malaysian law, not a model’s memory.

Every legal claim is grounded in source-pinned Malaysian legislation, and each citation is verified against the corpus before you see it — so the answer points to the authority, not just sounds right. Each workflow runs at the right depth of reasoning for the task, all in-region in Malaysia.

And the agent is observable end to end: plan, execute (streamed live), propose, deliver — with an approval gate before anything leaves your workspace.

See LegalByte aOS on your firm's work.

A 30-minute walkthrough in KL — bring a real contract or a research question, and we'll run it live.

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