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Lextel AI

Deep Legal Search is described as an AI agent that reads and analyzes documents across the whole database and returns a sourced report in about five minutes. The drafting tools generate nine types of court filings and legal opinions, Contrasta Tesi Avversaria breaks down an opposing brief and proposes a reply, and Potenzia Atti inserts supporting case law into a lawyer's own Word draft. Lextel AI's pricing page lists unlimited database access as the first inclusion of every plan.

The FAQ describes five search modes, three of which run without generation: natural language search without an AI answer, keyword search and search by citation. A landing page sells direct access to the whole information collection of Tinexta Visura.

Lextel AI's FAQ says Deep Legal Search works only on the legal database. Legal Overview answers are followed by a card for each document the AI analyzed, with the full text available, generated opinions keep all their initial references, and Potenzia Atti adds citations to a lawyer's draft as embedded links. A company blog post of 9 July 2026 describes the architecture as retrieval augmented generation over the connected database, and the Legal Overview page says keyword and semantic search are combined.

The home page promises a "near-zero halucinations" principle and a landing page says "SOLO DIRITTO REALE". No accuracy figure, test set or error rate is published. The only benchmark compares the five minutes of a Deep Legal Search with four to six hours of conventional research. Article 4.1 of the Terms, dated 21 April 2026, says outputs may not be accurate and must be verified before use.

Article 1.1 of the Terms, dated 21 April 2026, defines the service as a narrow or preparatory task supporting the professional's own decisions. Article 4.1 requires the customer to verify outputs before use, limits use to the professional and to collaborators with the necessary competence, and treats outputs as "mera base di partenza e/o lavoro preparatorio". The same article prohibits telling third parties that an output was written by a person.

Highlighted principles, notes and conforme or difforme votes on each source collect in the Scrivania and feed the opinion, which the page sums up as "sei tu a dare indicazioni all'AI e non viceversa", and filings are downloaded to Word for revision. No boundary is published for the most autonomous mode. Deep Legal Search is described as visiting millions of sources on its own, and nothing says what it does when support is thin or how an error is caught after the fact.

Lextel AI's home page says more than 4,800 lawyers use Lextel AI and that more than ten hours of research can be compressed into about five minutes. The Deep Legal Search page compares its answer with four to six hours of conventional research on the company's own benchmarks, with no method or sample described. Five home page testimonials are attributed only by initials and practice, such as Avv. M. R., a criminal lawyer, or to an unnamed law firm.

The one worked example is a company blog post of 9 July 2026 in which a lawyer challenges a foundation board resolution and collects about 25 decisions for a summons. It names neither the lawyer nor the firm. Elastic's customer story, quoting Tinexta Visura managers, reports research and drafting time cut by one hour to two full days, with no named law firm. A member offer published by the Bari bar association in December 2025 shows distribution through the profession rather than results.

Article 3.2 of the Terms binds Lextel AI and its staff to "la più assoluta riservatezza" over the customer's data for the life of the contract and until deletion, except where information is requested by the judicial authority. The data processing agreement, last updated 15 January 2025, limits processing to the purposes of the contract, admits only staff bound to confidentiality and bars passing the personal data to third parties (articles 4.2.1, 4.2.4 and 4.2.16).

It keeps research and case files for the term plus 60 days and deletes documents uploaded for drafting when the session ends. The pricing page and FAQ add "Nessun training dell'AI con i tuoi dati" and that data is visible only to the user on single licenses. Neither document mentions segreto professionale, and the no training statement is not in the agreement. Walls inside a multi license firm are not described, and article 1.2 of the Terms says rights relating to inputs and outputs remain with Lextel AI, its providers and authors.

Article 1.1 of the Terms, dated 21 April 2026, describes Lextel AI as a narrow or preparatory task supporting the autonomous decisions the customer takes as a professional. Article 4.1 makes the customer fully responsible for the result, requires outputs to be checked for content and accuracy before use, and restricts use to the professional and to collaborators with the competence, training and professionalism needed.

Lextel AI's FAQ names the intended users as individual lawyers, law firms, in house counsel, public administration lawyers and legal consultants, and the AI Act page says final decisions must remain human led. A company blog post of 2 April 2026 ties this to article 13 of Italian Law 132 of 23 September 2025, on the prevalence of the professional's intellectual work. Neither the Italian code of conduct for lawyers nor any guidance from the Consiglio Nazionale Forense is named, and no page says the product covers Italian and EU law only.

The AI Act page says a series of tests and cross checks was run, including analysis of the AI system's documentation and of its privacy and data processing methods, and that the result showed the system "è conforme ai requisiti della norma UE sull'IA". It does not say who ran the assessment, when, under which risk classification, or what was found. The project page names an Operation and Governance unit among four teams and says several hundred selected lawyers were involved through questionnaires and interviews, without describing what either does before a release.

Article 2.1 of the Terms warrants the quality of the data used, "ivi compresi quelli di addestramento", a commitment on training data rather than a testing program. The Tinexta group code of ethics incorporated by article 6.5, dated 23 February 2023, covers anticorruption and data protection and does not mention artificial intelligence. Nothing is published on uneven output across courts, practice areas or periods.

The data processing agreement, last updated 15 January 2025 and accepted with the Terms at purchase, keeps research, queries and case files for the subscription plus 60 days before final deletion. Documents uploaded for drafting are deleted at the end of the working session (article 2). The agreement requires access control on least privilege and need to know (4.2.6), commits to breach notice within 48 hours (4.2.8), and offers deletion or return at the customer's choice at termination (4.2.10).

The subprocessor page, dated 15 January 2026, names four providers with addresses: Tinexta Visura, Stripe, La Tribuna and ACube. It commits to updating the list at least 30 days before a new one is engaged, with an objection right under article 6.2. The FAQ adds that deleting a profile erases searches, highlights and drafts permanently. The security measures page lists encryption, logging and testing without standards or frequencies, article 5 says personal data entered cannot be anonymized, and the model provider behind Tinexta Visura is not named.

Article 4.2 of the Terms, dated 21 April 2026, provides the service as it stands and as available from its sources. Except for intent or gross negligence, it excludes liability for direct or indirect damage from use of the service, from reliance on its content and expressly from errors or inaccuracies in the output. Lost profits, lost savings and reputational harm are excluded on the same terms, and total liability is capped at the overall value of the contract.

Article 4.1 places the duty to verify each output on the customer. Article 2.1 carries an affirmative warranty: Lextel AI warrants the efficiency of the service, including the security and quality of the data and of the training data, and guarantees availability from 9:00 to 18:00 every day except Sundays and holidays. No indemnity in either direction, no insurance and no remedy for a defective output is published.

Work moves in and out of Lextel AI as Word files. Generated filings are downloaded in Microsoft Word format for editing, opinions are copied and pasted into Word, and Potenzia Atti returns an uploaded Word draft with case law links inserted and the original formatting kept. No add in, connector, API or single sign on to a firm directory is described. Article 4.1 of the Terms allows access through one browser in a single tab and prohibits extracting data or outputs automatically or programmatically.

Tinexta Visura sells the Quadra practice management system and telematic filing services under the same Lextel brand, and no published page describes Lextel AI exchanging data with either. The privacy policy names identity providers for login, including SPID, the Italian public digital identity.

Lextel AI is delivered as a single European cloud service. Article 1.3 of the Terms, dated 21 April 2026, defines the Cloud SaaS as "localizzato in Europa" and reserves the right to host it with outside companies, and the privacy policy says the physical location of data will always be in EU countries or in countries authorized under the GDPR. The subprocessor page names Tinexta Visura S.p.A. for managed Google Cloud services and generative AI technology, and Elastic's customer story says the search layer runs on Elastic Cloud and Google Cloud.

Article 7.1 of the data processing agreement allows transfers outside the EU under the Commission's standard contractual clauses for specific processing activities. On tenancy, Lextel AI's FAQ says data is visible only to the user on single licenses. No country or cloud region is named, nothing separates where documents are stored from where the generative model processes them, and no private, dedicated or on premises option is described at any tier, Enterprise included.

The home page section on norms says "ci siamo certificati" and lists 27001 for information security, 9001 for process quality and 37001 for anticorruption, alongside the GDPR. No certifying body, certificate number, scope, issue date or holding company is given. No report, certificate or request route is published on the AI Act page, the security measures page or the other documentation pages. The security measures page, dated 15 January 2026 and referenced by the data processing agreement, lists an appointed DPO, encryption, event logging, internal cybersecurity and SOC governance and regular testing, and names no certification.

The privacy policy says systems undergo periodic audits by internal and external bodies. Lextel AI does not say whether the stated ISO 27001 certificate covers Lextel AI S.p.A. and this service or another group company.

The subprocessor page, dated 15 January 2026, lists Tinexta Visura S.p.A., the controlling company, as the provider of "Servizi managed Google Cloud, Identity management, Tecnologia di Generative IA". The project page names BERT, a transformer language model, among the technologies behind the platform. Lextel AI's FAQ says the generative AI is "specificatamente addestrata" for the task, and a blog post of 9 July 2026 describes retrieval augmented generation over the database.

Elastic's customer story quotes the general manager of Tinexta Visura and says generation is powered by Google Gemini, with retrieval on Elasticsearch on Elastic Cloud and Google Cloud. Neither Gemini nor Elastic appears on any Lextel AI page. The subprocessor page commits to updating the list at least 30 days before a new subprocessor is engaged, and article 6.2 of the data processing agreement gives the customer a right to object.

That notice attaches to a list naming Tinexta Visura rather than the model provider, and nothing commits to notice when the model itself changes.

The pricing page, which offers a 7 day free trial, has two Single License cards, one at 150 euros a month and one at 95 euros a month, both excluding VAT. Each includes unlimited database access and research, drafting of filings and opinions, and no cap on AI interactions, on an annual subscription. Add ons for Deep Legal Search, document analysis and due diligence cost 40 euros a month each. The Multi License card for larger firms, legal teams and public administration reads "Quotazione su misura", and Enterprise is priced individually.

Nothing explains the two Single License prices, and the FAQ gives 150 euros a month for an annual subscription with add ons currently included. Article 1.4 of the Terms renews the contract automatically for the same period, with a reminder 30 days before. Article 2.4 lets prices vary by professional body through conventions, and a December 2025 offer for Bari bar members lists 990 euros for a year against 1,800. Pricing for more than one seat is withheld.

Lextel AI's FAQ names individual lawyers, associated law firms, in house counsel, public administration lawyers and legal consultants. The pricing page assigns the single license to solo lawyers and small firms, the multi license to larger firms, legal teams and public administration, and Enterprise to larger teams. The database holds decisions of the Court of Cassation, the Constitutional Court, the Council of State, the regional administrative courts, the Court of Auditors, the tax courts, merit courts and the EU Court of Justice.

It also holds national, regional and EU legislation, practice from the Revenue Agency, INPS, Consob, the Bank of Italy and other regulators, and doctrine. Drafting covers nine filing types, largely civil procedure, from a writ of summons to an opposition to a payment order, and the page says criminal, administrative and other types are being added. No page says the product covers Italian and EU law only, or how much merit court case law it holds by court or region.