DocJuris Launches Workforce AI Platform for In-House Legal Teams

Jul 21, 2026
DocJuris has introduced Workforce, an AI apps platform designed to complete work for in-house legal, procurement, and sales teams. The service automates tasks across contract review, research, and compliance areas, delivering finished work for team review.

DocJuris has introduced Workforce, a new AI apps service that completes work for in-house legal, procurement, and sales teams, announced in a press release. The launch expands the company’s focus from contract negotiation to a broader platform that manages tasks across multiple legal and business functions.

Built on eight years of experience in contract review AI, Workforce delivers purpose-built applications that handle contract analysis, intellectual property research, eDiscovery, regulatory risk management, and other legal operations. Each output includes citations and is designed for human review before completion.

DocJuris developed Workforce following its Series A funding round led by Silverton Partners. The system integrates with enterprise software such as ERP, legal, and productivity platforms, enabling teams to identify cost and revenue gaps while completing routine business tasks.

The service is available for enterprise legal teams through fixed or annual fee options and is designed for broad deployment without user limits. DocJuris stated that Workforce is SOC 2 Type II certified, with data encrypted in transit and at rest, and customer data excluded from model training.

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