For IP & Technology Counsel
AI for IP and technology transactions
Every license, every assignment, fully accounted for.
SwiftLaw's AI agents draft and negotiate IP and technology agreements and flag the risks buried in vendor paper.
Licensing agreements, IP assignments, and technology contracts draft from your precedents and redline against your positions. Inbound vendor paper is checked for the terms that create real exposure: data use rights, IP ownership, open-source obligations, indemnity scope. Every flag cites the clause that raised it.
Catch the clause that costs you
Data-use rights, ownership assignments, and indemnity scope surfaced and cited before signature, not after.
License on your terms
Inbound and outbound licenses redlined against your playbook, with fallback positions proposed.
A clean chain of title
Assignments and license grants tracked across the portfolio, so ownership questions have answers.
How teams use SwiftLaw
License drafting & negotiation
Draft and redline inbound and outbound licenses against your standard positions.
IP assignments
Generate assignment agreements and track the chain of title across the portfolio.
Technology contract review
Review SaaS, development, and integration agreements against market terms.
Data & open-source risk
Flag data-use rights and open-source obligations in vendor paper, with citations.
Portfolio Q&A
Answer questions about what's licensed, to whom, on what terms, straight from the documents.
What does IP and technology transaction AI do?
It drafts licensing agreements and IP assignments from your precedents, reviews technology contracts against your positions and market terms, flags data-use, ownership, and open-source risks with citations to the offending clause, and tracks grants and assignments across the portfolio.
How does attorney review work?
Your attorneys stay in control. Templated, repetitive work runs autonomously, while judgment calls route to your supervising attorneys for sign-off with full context. SwiftLaw is a software platform, not a law firm, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Final legal judgment stays with your counsel, backed by a full audit trail of what was decided, by whom, on what basis.
Can it review vendor and SaaS agreements at volume?
Yes. High-volume inbound paper is where the review-against-playbook model works hardest. Standard terms clear automatically. Only agreements with genuine exposure reach your attorneys: unusual data rights, broad indemnities, IP ownership grabs, each with the specific clause flagged.
Is IP data secure and confidential?
Yes. All client data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.2+, stored in encrypted AWS infrastructure scoped to your tenant and located entirely in the United States. SwiftLaw never uses customer content to train AI models and is SOC 2 Type I certified, with a Type II audit in progress and continuous monitoring through Vanta.
