Legal Intelligence · AI for lawyers
YASA — Legal Intelligence Dashboard
Describe your case. Receive a well-founded answer, with every source cited.
A legal intelligence platform that brings research, analysis, drafting and regulatory monitoring together in a single environment. What once took hours, YASA does in minutes, powered by the built-in AI engine KAM, with every finding backed by a source reference and with you as the final decision-maker.
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YASA—Legal Intelligence Dashboard
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This system uses KAM technology to support legal research. Always consult a qualified lawyer for definitive advice.
Act I · The problem
Legal work is drowning in information
Every lawyer knows the feeling: a new case, and then hours of searching. Which statutory provisions apply, which rulings resemble these facts, what does this particular judge think, and has the regulation changed in the meantime? Case law grows faster than any person can follow, the sources are fragmented across separate databases, and the reasoning too often leans on experience and intuition. Precious time goes into searching rather than into thinking.
Why existing approaches fall short
Legal databases let you search, but synthesise nothing: you get a hundred hits, not an answer. Generic AI sounds convincing, but invents sources that do not exist, does not know your case file and never shows what an answer rests on. And separate tools for research, drafting or monitoring do not talk to one another, so knowledge is lost between the screens.
YASA connects research, analysis, drafting and regulatory monitoring in a single environment, with a verifiable source for every finding.
Act II · The platform
One environment, from case file to verified answer
YASA is a web platform for legal professionals. You open a case file, add the facts and documents, and the platform brings research, comparable cases, prediction, drafting and regulatory monitoring together in one place. The built-in AI engine KAM searches five million sources, reasons about your case and delivers a well-founded answer, with every statement backed by a source reference (ECLI, statutory provision or publication).
What it gives you: you describe the case, YASA researches, analyses, drafts and shows the source, you keep the final judgement.
A deliberate boundary: YASA does not replace the professional
YASA is not a black box and not a replacement for your legal judgement. It researches, analyses and substantiates; you weigh, decide and sign. Every finding can be traced to its source, every assessment is an aid rather than a ruling, and there is always a human in the loop. That is not a limitation, it is the reason you can both trust and justify the outcome.
Your legal command centre
The dashboard is your starting point: open case files, deadlines, recent analyses, flagged changes in regulation and shortcuts to your work. At a glance you see what is happening across all your cases, and where your attention is needed.
What it gives you: a hold on your entire practice from the very first screen.
Every case file, one source of truth
All cases in one place, with status, area of law and latest activity. Open a case file and you find the facts, the documents, the analyses and the conversations with KAM side by side, always up to date. No scattered folders, no versions drifting out of step.
What it gives you: never again hunting for where the latest state of a case lives.
Inside the case file
Within a case file you work from a single workspace: the case overview, the drafting of documents, the scanning of submitted documents and the deeper analyses all sit side by side. Swipe through the tabs below, or tap one. These are real screens from the running application.
Act III · KAM, the intelligent heart
KAM: not a stand-alone chatbot, but a layered legal engine
KAM is the AI engine built into YASA. KAM answers questions, helps you get to the bottom of a case and connects your question to the real sources and the real case file: five million rulings, statutory provisions and publications, plus the facts of your own case. KAM does not merely talk, it researches, reasons and verifies before it advises: it understands your case, researches the real sources, weighs the chances and risks and substantiates every finding with its source, from raw facts to strategic, explainable advice, and shows the source at every step.
Facts and legal question
Reads the case file and extracts the legally relevant facts, parties, dates and amounts, then determines the area of law, the applicable statutory provisions and the core question of the case.
Sources and comparable cases
Searches five million rulings, legislation and literature for what is genuinely relevant, and finds the case law with the same pattern of facts and the same legal question.
Reasoning, chances and risk
Weighs the arguments for and against and builds the legal reasoning, then estimates chances and risks on the basis of comparable outcomes and judge profiles.
Source and explainable advice
Links every finding to a verifiable source (ECLI, statutory provision or publication) and translates everything into concrete, explainable advice, which you review and decide upon.
From question to verified legal answer
Ask KAM Intelligence a question about your case, and KAM retrieves the real sources and the case file, reasons the case through, verifies against the case law and answers with an explanation and source references. Every outcome is explainable and traceable, with you as the final decision-maker. Your own corrections make KAM sharper for each firm over time.
What it gives you: an assistant that does not guess, but researches on your real case and shows the source.
A multidisciplinary legal team, in software
For complex questions KAM deploys several specialised agents in parallel: one researches the case law, another tests the legislation, a third builds the counter-argument. Together they deliver a balanced analysis, faster and broader than any single lawyer could manage alone, and always with sources cited.
What it gives you: the depth of a whole team, on every case, without the turnaround time.
Why this is unique
KAM does not merely talk, it researches on your real case file and the real sources. Your corrections and firm preferences make KAM more accurate for each organisation, and every outcome is explainable and traceable to an ECLI or statutory provision, with a human final judgement. A researcher, a strategist and the memory of your firm in one.
Act IV · The ecosystem, ten modules
Ten modules that feed one another
The case file supplies the facts, KAM researches and reasons, the radar monitors the regulation, and the results are used to draft documents and compare cases. Below, the core modules are highlighted, each with a real screen from the running application and the story behind it.
Legal Research
Ask a research question in plain language and YASA searches five million sources: case law, legislation and literature. You get no list of a hundred hits, but a synthesised answer with the relevant rulings and articles, each with a direct source reference you can verify.
What it gives you: from a question to a well-founded answer, not to a search query.
The radar, you never miss a change again
Regulation and case law change constantly. The radar automatically monitors new rulings and changes in legislation through sources such as Rechtspraak.nl, EUR-Lex and the Officiële Bekendmakingen, and flags what is relevant to your areas of practice. Swipe through the radar, or tap an item.
Judge profiles, know your judge
Indispensable for litigation practice: profiles that make a judge’s or tribunal’s procedural stance, tendencies and historical decision patterns clear, based, of course, on public rulings and with sources cited. This lets you tailor your strategy and tone to whoever will decide your case.
What it gives you: a strategy that fits the judge, not just the case.
Predictive Justice, a well-founded likelihood assessment
On the basis of comparable cases and their outcomes, YASA gives a likelihood assessment with a range, plus the factors that weigh most heavily. Not a crystal ball, but a traceable estimate you can discuss with the client, instead of "it depends".
What it gives you: an expectation you can explain and substantiate.
Brief Optimizer, your document sharper
Have a draft brief, summons or defence reviewed: the Brief Optimizer points out weak arguments, missing substantiation and stronger wording, with references to the sources that can carry your case. You hold the pen, YASA sharpens.
What it gives you: a stronger document, with the substantiation right there alongside it.
Comparable Cases & Citation Network
Find in seconds the rulings that resemble your case, ordered by similarity in facts and legal question, and follow the legal genealogy through the citation network: which ruling builds on which, and which line of authority has become leading. Indispensable where precedent matters.
What it gives you: the relevant precedents and how they interconnect, at a single glance.
Document Studio
One workshop for documents: draft new documents with KAM as your assistant, or scan submitted contracts and court documents for a summary, risks and action points. What took hours of reading is reduced to a structured overview you can use straight away.
What it gives you: drafting and fully understanding documents in one place.
Firm Memory
Your firm’s institutional knowledge, searchable at last. Ask a question such as "what are our most successful defences under article 7:658 BW?" and YASA draws on your organisation’s own case files and documents. Knowledge stays in-house, even when an employee leaves.
What it gives you: the experience of the entire firm, available to everyone.
Act V · In practice
45 minutes instead of half a working day
Take an employment law case: a scaffolding accident, employer liability under article 7:658 BW. You describe the facts, YASA qualifies the case, searches the case law, finds twelve comparable rulings, arrives at a likelihood assessment of 62 to 74 per cent, shows the profile of the presiding judge and delivers a draft court document with sources. What would take half a working day is there in around 45 minutes, verified and traceable. You supply the case and the judgement, YASA supplies the substantiation.
The flow, step by step
1. Describe the case
Type the facts in plain language, "employee falls from scaffolding, employer disputes liability", or add the submitted documents. YASA qualifies the case, recognises the area of law and the core question, and sets the research in motion. Human in the loop: you confirm the qualification.
2. YASA researches and analyses
KAM searches the sources, finds the comparable rulings, weighs the arguments and arrives at a likelihood assessment with a range. You see the judge’s profile and the factors that weigh most heavily, all substantiated with references to the source.
3. Verified draft with sources
The result is a draft court document with the line of argument, the citations and an explanatory file: which sources, which reasoning, which degree of certainty. You check, adjust and sign. It can be exported as a document, with the source references intact.
Act VI · Trust & technology
Source-citing, monitored and traceable
Every finding comes with a verifiable source, every assessment with substantiation, and there is always a human final judgement. YASA is itself classified as a high-risk AI system under the EU AI Act (Annex III) and has been built accordingly: transparent, explainable and with human oversight. And your data stays yours: case file content never leaves your organisation and is not logged in AI prompts.
EU AI Act & privacy: responsible as a designed core
YASA is designed with transparency, traceability and human oversight as its starting point.
| Annex III | YASA is classified as a high-risk AI system and meets the associated requirements. |
| Art. 13 | Transparency, every outcome is explainable with a source reference (ECLI, statutory provision). |
| Art. 14 | Human oversight, the lawyer decides, YASA advises and does not replace the judgement. |
| GDPR | Full GDPR compliance, a data processing agreement and a configurable retention policy. |
| Data ownership | Case file content never leaves your organisation; judges’ names and parties are not logged in prompts. |
| Certification | SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 in progress, with federated learning for shared learning without sharing data. |
Compliance Monitor
A continuous overview of the responsible use of AI within your firm: which analyses were carried out, which sources were used, where human verification was required. Transparency is not an afterthought, but a built-in, auditable part of every case.
What it gives you: demonstrable compliance, without extra administration.
Why YASA, an honest comparison
| Feature | YASA | Legal database | Generic AI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Every finding with a source reference (ECLI) | ✓ Yes | ⚠ You search yourself | ✗ Invents sources |
| Synthesis instead of a hit list | ✓ Yes | ✗ No | ⚠ Without a source |
| Knows your case file and context | ✓ Yes | ✗ No | ✗ No |
| Predictive Justice & judge profiles | ✓ Yes | ✗ No | ✗ No |
| EU AI Act, explainable with human oversight | ✓ Yes | ⚠ N/A | ✗ No |
| Research, analysis, drafting & monitoring in one | ✓ Yes | ✗ No | ✗ No |
| Case data stays in your organisation | ✓ Yes | ⚠ Varies | ✗ No |
Act VII · The complete platform
The complete platform, ten modules
You saw the core modules highlighted above. Below, the wider platform: document intelligence, reporting, case management by area of law and the case file chat, each with a real screen from the running application. The case file feeds KAM, KAM researches and reasons, the radar monitors, and the whole remains within your organisation. Swipe through the modules, or tap one.
Documents, reporting & management
Who is YASA for?
Law firms that want to work faster and with better substantiation, from the small practice to the large partnership. In-house legal departments that want a grip on regulation and risk. Civil-law notaries who want to grasp deeds and documents more quickly. And legal advisory firms that want to deliver depth without the turnaround time. YASA serves both the Dutch and the Belgian legal system, and strengthens the professional, without replacing them.
Frequently asked questions
Does YASA replace the lawyer?
No. YASA researches, analyses and substantiates, but the legal judgement remains with you. Every outcome is explainable and traceable to a source, every assessment is an aid, and there is always a human in the loop. YASA strengthens the professional, it does not replace them.
Does YASA invent sources, as generic AI sometimes does?
No. YASA cites its sources: every statement is linked to a verifiable source, an ECLI, statutory provision or publication, that you can verify yourself. Where substantiation is lacking, YASA says so, instead of inventing something.
What happens to my case data?
Your data stays yours. Case file content never leaves your organisation and is not logged in AI prompts, nor are judges’ names and party details. YASA is fully GDPR-compliant, with a data processing agreement and a configurable retention policy; federated learning lets firms grow smarter together without sharing data.
Which areas of law and sources does YASA cover?
YASA draws on more than five million sources, including case law, legislation and literature, and serves both Dutch and Belgian law. From employment, civil and insolvency law to notarial, family, corporate and property law: you ask your question, YASA finds and synthesises the relevant sources.
How reliable is a likelihood assessment?
Predictive Justice gives an estimate with a range, based on comparable cases and their outcomes, with the most heavily weighing factors included. It is a traceable aid to discuss with the client, not a guarantee, and always substantiated with the sources on which it rests.
Ready to accelerate your legal work?
YASA is not a promise for the future. It is a working platform that turns your case into a verified, source-citing answer, with you as the final decision-maker. We would be glad to show it to you for real, taking a question from your own practice as the starting point.