Attorly help articles and tutorials
Straight answers to the questions buyers and new users ask before and after they sign up: languages, data location, integrations, limits, billing, leaving, and step-by-step guides for the main workflows.
Before you buy
Which languages and jurisdictions does Attorly support?
Attorly has a 26-language interface and jurisdiction-specific legal context for 13 jurisdictions. Here is what that covers and where it stops.
ReadWhere is my data stored, and how long is it kept?
Attorly stores your documents encrypted in the EU. This article lists the AI providers that receive excerpts and the retention period for each kind of data.
ReadWhat does Attorly integrate with?
Word and Outlook add-ins, cloud connectors (Google Drive, OneDrive and SharePoint today; Dropbox, Box, iManage, NetDocuments and Intralinks on request) and an MCP server. No public REST API.
ReadWhat are Attorly’s limits?
File size and types, plan allowances, AI tokens, research quotas and the free Contract Check limit, in one table.
ReadHow do Attorly pricing, trials and billing work?
Published prices, the 7-day trial, VAT, currencies, token packs, plan changes, cancellation and refunds.
ReadHow do I export my data and leave Attorly?
Download your documents and redlines, export your account data as JSON, cancel, and delete the account.
ReadHow we write and check the claims on this site
Attorly’s editorial policy for marketing pages, comparisons and guides: where facts come from, how AI is used, and what we will not claim.
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Tutorials
How to review a contract against your playbook in Attorly
Upload a contract, pick a playbook, paper side and stance, then grade, accept and export redlines as tracked changes.
ReadHow to build a playbook from your existing documents
Turn the playbook file your firm already uses, or 3 to 10 signed contracts, into position ladders in Playbook Studio.
ReadHow to import a data room into a due diligence case
Connect Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, Box, Dropbox, iManage, NetDocuments or Intralinks, pick the files and import them into a due diligence project on Enterprise.
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