eBrevia Lens Poised To Help Lawyers Respond to Tariff Exposure
With tariff regulations shifting rapidly around the globe, legal and business professionals are turning to AI-driven legal tech to manage tariffs’ impact on their workflows and on their clients’ interests.
A client demos eBrevia Lens.
Gen AI tools allow users to identify, surface and summarize information from impacted documents — fast — so teams can direct their focus toward creating a strategic response. With an accurate picture of a business’ exposure to new tariffs, making sound recommendations and decisions becomes straightforward.
With eBrevia Lens, for example, users can quickly extract information and gain insights across thousands of contracts using natural language. To use Lens, simply type in a question, and eBrevia’s gen AI technology reads the documents and supplies answers.
In the current economic landscape, a professional might ask Lens to first recognize all contracts impacted by a tariff, and which allow for pricing adjustments. Users can sort, tag, assign and group by jurisdiction, governing law, execution date and more, all in multiple languages. Then, share documents and control access or export summaries to Excel, Word or your own database
Delegating tedious tasks to a gen AI tool like eBrevia Lens gives teams more time to develop well-informed opinions on how to respond to a major regulatory change in a short timeframe. With clarity on the impacts of tariffs, lawyers can more accurately provide risk assessments and guidance to clients. Business professionals can craft strategies that secure competitive advantage.
For more information about eBrevia and its newest AI features and products, contact eBrevia at info@ebrevia.com or +1 203 870 3000.
About eBrevia
eBrevia is a leader in AI-driven contract analysis and management with clients in the US, UK/Europe, and Asia. For over a decade, eBrevia has served law firms, corporations, audit/consulting companies, and financial institutions, such as Baker McKenzie, Norton Rose Fulbright, Kroll, SAP, Intel, PwC, EY, and MUFG.
