Sage Legal by Ravon
Private AI for law firms
Legal research you can check against its sources. Matters, drafts and statutory deadlines on one platform. AI agents built for your firm, and full control over your data.
decisions in an archive drawn from official and public sources, updated and expanded on a regular basis.
AI agents that run when you schedule them and wait for a lawyer's approval at the steps you set.
ways to deploy it, from your own servers to a fully offline setup.
The decision archive is drawn from official and public sources and updated on a regular basis.
What Sage Legal offers
Legal research, matter management, drafting, automation and firm management on one platform, all able to run on the infrastructure your firm chooses.
Legal research, drafting and document review in one conversation. Answers come with the sources they rest on.
Documents, tasks, statutory deadlines and drafts together in every matter. Sage works with the matter's content in view.
Draft petitions and contracts in your firm's templates. Export to Word and review every edit as a tracked change.
Build your own agents without a developer, or use ready-made ones. Automate repetitive work and keep a lawyer in control of anything critical.
Follow open matters, pending approvals and each lawyer's workload from one screen. Set access by each team member's role.
All of your firm's legal work, on one platform your firm controls.
Legal research, matters, drafting and AI agents work together. Sage draws on your firm's own sources of knowledge. On anything critical, the decision and the approval stay with a lawyer.
Meet Sage Legal
How legal work runs in Sage
Research, deadline tracking, lawyer approvals and automation, shown in the product itself.
Yes. Under Article 24 of Labour Law No. 4857, resigning for just cause preserves the right to severance1, and twelve decisions in the corpus agree2.
Ask in plain language. Sage gives its answers with the legislation and decisions they rest on.
- Event
- Statement of claim served · 12 Sep 2026
- Legal basis
- HMK Art. 127 · two weeks to answer
- Due date
- 26 Sep 2026
Track statutory deadlines and the provisions behind them in one place. Sage shows the event that started the period and the proposed due date. Critical dates go to a lawyer for approval.
On legal judgement and critical steps, the final decision belongs to a lawyer.
Petitions, client correspondence and filings pass through the approval steps you set. Routine tasks are automated, and the activity is recorded.
Hand repetitive work to Sage. Agents run when you schedule them, report back, and wait for a qualified lawyer's approval at the steps that need it.
31 new documents arrived across 12 active matters this week. Answer periods run out within ten days on three of them, and two have no one assigned to the draft yet.
- Read new documents in active matters
- Write a short summary per matter
- Match upcoming deadlines to the people responsible
- Send the summary for a lawyer's approval
Sage Legal runs on the infrastructure your firm chooses
Use it on your own servers, in a private cloud or in a managed environment, and set the infrastructure and data security policies to suit your firm.
On your own servers
Run Sage on your firm's own servers. Ownership and operation of the infrastructure stay with you.
Your own data centre
Install Sage in data centre infrastructure your firm controls.
Dedicated server
Server capacity reserved for your firm alone, supplied through an infrastructure partner.
Private cloud
A cloud environment configured for your firm and run to your security and access policies.
Ravon-managed
Leave the running of the infrastructure to Ravon. Under the standard setup we neither hold nor access your legal content.
Fully offline
Chat, search across your firm's knowledge and document work with no internet connection. Outside research and connected systems need connectivity.
In a hybrid setup, work that stays inside runs on local models, and outside models and systems are switched on only as far as you allow.
Your firm keeps control of its legal data
Sage Legal can run on AI models inside your own infrastructure, so sensitive documents can be handled without leaving the firm. Your firm decides which outside services may be used and which data may be shared.
Stays in your firm's infrastructure
- Questions and documents handled by local models
- Search across your firm's documents
- Knowledge sources and document templates
- Drafts, edits and version history
Used only with your permission
- In-depth internet research
- Current legislation and outside source lookups
- External AI models
- Third-party applications and system integrations
Use of outside services follows the access and data security policies your firm defines. Under the standard on-premises setup, Ravon does not access your legal content or store it in its own systems.
How Sage Legal differs from other legal AI
Legal technology splits into products built for different needs. Sage Legal brings legal research, matter management, drafting and workflow automation together on one platform.
Sage Legal- Legal research, matter management, drafting, AI agents and firm management.
- Legal research tools
- Finding, researching and comparing sources
- Legal workspaces
- Work in the context of a matter and its documents
- Enterprise AI platforms
- Agents and organisation knowledge
- Sage Legal
- Your own servers, a dedicated server, private cloud, managed infrastructure or fully offline.
- Legal research tools
- Usually the provider's cloud
- Legal workspaces
- Usually the provider's cloud
- Enterprise AI platforms
- Usually the provider's cloud
- Sage Legal
- Chat, document work and search across your firm's knowledge, on local models.
- Legal research tools
- Varies by product
- Legal workspaces
- Varies by product
- Enterprise AI platforms
- Varies by product
- Sage Legal
- More than 13 million decisions drawn from official and public sources.
- Legal research tools
- Core to the category
- Legal workspaces
- Varies by product
- Enterprise AI platforms
- Varies by product
- Sage Legal
- Access rights and what may be shared outside follow the policies your firm sets.
- Legal research tools
- Under the provider's access and service terms
- Legal workspaces
- Under the provider's access and service terms
- Enterprise AI platforms
- Under the provider's access and service terms
Questions about Sage Legal
The questions law firms and legal departments ask us most often.
Is client data sent to outside AI systems?
Sage Legal can run on AI models hosted on your firm's own servers, so questions and documents can be processed without leaving the firm.
Outside models and internet sources are reached only within the permissions you define. When an external model is used, the masking and security rules you set are applied first.
Under the standard on-premises setup, Ravon cannot access your legal content.
Can Sage Legal research Turkish law?
Yes. Sage can research Turkish legislation and more than 13 million court decisions drawn from official, public sources.
The decision archive is updated and expanded with new decisions on a regular basis. Sage reads these sources alongside your firm's own documents and bases its answers on the relevant legislation and decisions. You can check every result against its source.
Can the petitions and contracts it drafts be used as they are?
Sage drafts in your firm's templates and formatting standards. Drafts export to Word, and every edit can be reviewed as a tracked change.
A qualified lawyer should check a document's legal accuracy and suitability before it is signed or sent.
Can it track court and filing deadlines?
Yes. Sage helps calculate deadlines by reading the events in the matter and the rules behind them.
It shows each proposed date with the event that started the period and the provision it rests on. Your firm can set automatic confirmation for specific routine cases; critical deadlines go to a lawyer for approval.
Can we set what each user can access?
Yes. Partners, lawyers, trainees and other team members can each be given a different level of access.
You decide which areas and platform features each user can reach, according to their role and responsibilities.
Who approves the work the AI prepares?
Sage researches, drafts and runs the workflows you define. The final legal judgement and the decision belong to a lawyer.
Petitions, appeals, client correspondence and other critical steps go to a qualified lawyer for approval, and the activity can be followed on the platform.
Does Sage Legal need special hardware?
Lawyers use Sage in a web browser. Nothing extra needs to be installed on their computers.
Server requirements depend on the number of users, the AI models chosen and the expected workload.
Our infrastructure partner in Turkey helps choose the right hardware. We take no commission on hardware sales.
How is Sage Legal priced?
Pricing depends on your firm's needs, the scope of the licence and the deployment model you choose.
Local AI models running on your own hardware carry no per-model usage fees. External models, hosting and third-party services may be charged separately.
The scope of the licence, installation and configuration is set out in the proposal we prepare after the demo.
See Sage Legal working on your own processes
In a two-day demo built for you, we agree your legal team's priorities together and show what Sage can do on an example legal workflow we choose with you.
