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What is Unplex?

A short introduction to what Unplex does, who it is for, and how it is different from generic AI tools.

Written by Dominic Rogger
Updated over a month ago

Unplex is AI that proves law — not explains it

Most AI tools give you opinions. Unplex gives you evidence. Every assessment is tied to a specific clause in your document and backed by named legal sources — FedLex provisions, Bundesgericht decisions, vetted commentary. Your team can verify, cite, and stand behind every output.

If a statement is not supportable with a named source, Unplex does not make it.

Who Unplex is for

Unplex is built for legal and compliance professionals who need AI they can trust in front of clients, partners, and regulators.

Law firms (5–50 attorneys, Switzerland and DACH): Contract review, legal research, and citation verification — directly in Microsoft Word, backed by Swiss law sources.

Wealth managers and portfolio managers: Document analysis, regulatory research, and client-facing output — with a full audit trail and no hallucinated sources.

The three core use cases

UC1 — Contract Review in Word: Unplex analyzes contracts clause by clause, flags deviations from legal standards, assigns risk, and suggests alternative formulations — all directly inside your Word document.

UC2 — Legal Research with Sources: Ask a legal question and get a structured answer backed by FedLex, BGer decisions, and vetted commentary. Every answer is citable. No web opinions, no black-box summaries.

UC3 — Citation Verification: Upload a brief, opinion, or client advice document. Unplex checks every cited provision: does it exist, is it still in force, and is it correctly applied?

How Unplex fits into your workflow

Unplex works where your team already works. Documents stay in your Microsoft 365 environment — SharePoint, OneDrive, and Word. Nothing leaves your tenant. There is no new workflow to learn and no tool switch mid-document.

What makes Unplex different from ChatGPT or generic AI

Generic AI generates plausible-sounding answers. Unplex generates verifiable ones. The difference matters in legal work: your team carries liability for what they sign off on. Unplex gives them the evidence to decide — not an opinion they cannot defend.

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