Legal intelligence platform
Legal research, drafting and due diligence—grounded in your matter.
CogniSynth helps professionals examine case records, contracts, financial documents and legal materials, bringing relevant information together to prepare structured analysis and substantive drafts.
The focus is on the matter at hand: understanding the facts, examining the applicable provisions, identifying material issues and explaining how the available evidence supports the proposed course of action.
Practice areas
Where CogniSynth is used
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GST research and notice responses
A tax response needs to address the transactions, figures and records behind the notice—not simply reproduce legal provisions.
CogniSynth helps reconcile information across returns, Bills of Entry, invoices, payment records and departmental correspondence. Its capabilities include import-IGST and input-tax-credit reconciliation, examination of proposed tax, interest and penalty demands, identification of inconsistencies in departmental communications, and preparation of replies with supporting document schedules.
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Litigation and arbitration preparation
CogniSynth helps professionals understand a dispute through its pleadings, evidence, correspondence and court orders.
It can reconstruct the chronology, organise the parties’ respective positions, examine opposing contentions and prepare issue-wise analysis. It distinguishes allegations and submissions from recorded judicial findings. The work can support case summaries, evidence schedules, rebuttals, written submissions, consumer complaints and counsel’s preparatory briefs.
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Contract review and drafting
CogniSynth reviews agreements in the context of the client’s role, commercial objectives and instructions.
A review can distinguish an agreed commercial risk from a drafting defect or a point requiring further negotiation. Outputs include clause-specific observations, negotiation recommendations, proposed amendments and consolidated agreement drafts.
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Corporate and transactional due diligence
CogniSynth supports the examination of transaction documents, corporate records, financial schedules and supporting correspondence.
The review distinguishes proposed terms from executed arrangements, and contractual obligations from evidence that those obligations have been fulfilled. Outputs can include transaction summaries, financial reconciliations, risk registers, inconsistency matrices, document requests and proposed contractual protections.
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Statutory and case-law research
CogniSynth helps examine legislation, amendments, notifications, circulars and judicial authorities in relation to the question being considered.
It can also consider authorities that qualify or challenge the proposed position, rather than presenting only supporting material. Where the available materials do not establish a position, that limitation can be identified in the output.
How it works
The finding and its basis, both made clear
Relevant evidence, in context
Important information is often spread across several documents. A payment obligation may appear in the agreement, an exception in a schedule and a later clarification in correspondence.
CogniSynth helps examine these materials together so that the analysis reflects their relationship—not just an isolated passage.
Findings that can be checked
Analysis can include document, page, clause and legal-source references, allowing professionals to inspect the supporting material.
A missing document is not automatically treated as proof of a breach, and an allegation is not treated as an established fact.
Work suited to the assignment
CogniSynth can assist with a focused question or a broader review.
The output can take the form of a research note, chronology, notice response, written submission, contract observation, negotiation brief or due-diligence report.
Supporting professional judgement
CogniSynth supports research, evidence organisation, analysis and drafting. It does not replace the professional’s responsibility to review the work and determine the appropriate advice or action.
Findings reflect the documents available and the scope of the assignment. Professional review remains important before filing, signing or relying on an output.
Demonstration
See CogniSynth in practice
Explore how CogniSynth works with a sample matter, from the underlying documents to the resulting analysis and draft.