Solutions that strengthen legal services with data, automation and AI.
With contract automation, data rooms, compliance-tracking systems and AI-assisted legal technology, we make your processes more traceable and scalable.
Legal Tech Services
We deliver the services in this category individually or within an integrated plan of work, according to your needs.
AI Compliance & Governance
The EU Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AI Act), KVKK and GDPR impose concrete obligations on every company that uses artificial intelligence. From risk classification to governance policies, from impact assessments to procurement contracts, we build AI compliance end to end.
Generative AI & GPAI ComplianceAI Data Set, Copyright & KVKK/GDPRExplore →AI-Assisted Legal Services
Thousand-page contract sets, large data rooms and extensive case-law reviews are processed within days through our AI-assisted workflows. Every output passes through attorney review: the speed comes from AI, the responsibility and quality from us.
Explore →Process Automation
Process automation reduces lost time and errors by digitalising routine document production, approval and signature workflows, and compliance checks. We design auditable workflows tailored to your processes while preserving legal accuracy.
Legal Tech Training & AdoptionExplore →Contract Digitalisation
Contract digitalisation brings your CLM process into a single order with a template library, electronic signatures, and renewal tracking. We turn scattered documents into traceable, analysable contract management.
Explore →cStartup Advisory
Startup advisory guides LegalTech and technology ventures through incorporation, funding rounds, intellectual property, and data compliance. At the pace your product grows, we shape regulation and compliance alongside it.
Explore →dData & Document Management
Data and document management brings secure storage, KVKK/GDPR compliance, and the access and authorisation framework together under one roof. We manage your information without losing any of it, while protecting confidentiality and keeping it audit-ready.
Explore →How We Work?
Three usage-focused stages we follow in legal-tech projects.
01 · Process Modelling
We map the existing legal workflow; we jointly prioritise repetitive steps, risks and automation opportunities.
02 · Design & Setup
We select or design the right tool; we set up templates, approval flows and the data structure in line with KVKK/GDPR requirements.
03 · Rollout & Measurement
We train teams, measure usage and improve processes on a data-driven basis; we keep the system legally up to date.
We use technology to raise the quality of legal services, not to replace them
In legal-tech work the aim is not merely to set up a tool; it is to model legal processes correctly, assign responsibilities, ensure data security and create a workflow that users will actually use. From process automation to contract digitalisation, from data-document management to advising legal-tech ventures, we turn your legal operation into a KVKK/GDPR-compliant, measurable and scalable system. In AI projects we address the requirements of the EU AI Act, KVKK and GDPR together, and build AI-assisted workflows with lawyer-supervised protocols. With our Legal Engineering approach, technical teams and lawyers speak the same language.
- Process Automation
- Contract Digitalisation
- Venture Advisory
- Data & Document Management
- AI Compliance & Governance
- AI-Assisted Legal Services
Related Practice Areas
Legal Tech works hand in hand with several areas of law.
The Team Delivering This Service
Meet our multilingual lawyers, fluent in Turkish and German law.
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Yes; in the systems we set up, access to documents is role-based, and every view and download is logged with the user and the time. That traceability is valuable in two quite different ways.The first is compliance: the Personal Data Protection Law (No. 6698) places duties of accountability and data security on the controller, and being able to answer who accessed which personal data is decisive in the investigation…
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Start with an inventory rather than a scanner. Instead of digitising a scattered archive all at once, the existing contracts are gathered, classified by type, and their critical fields — the parties, the subject matter, the term, the renewal date, the value, the termination condition — turned into structured data.Then a set of standard templates and a drafting-and-approval flow is put in place for new contracts, so…
Yes, and it is the fastest payback a digital contract system offers. Every contract’s expiry, renewal and termination-notice windows are defined in the system, and automatic reminders reach the people responsible before the window closes rather than after it.That is what puts an end to unwanted silent renewals and to missed notice periods. It matters most on fixed-term contracts, because under the Turkish Code of Ob…
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You find out early by running a short regulatory scan that sets your business model against the legislative map. The scan shows which regulatory regimes actually engage: if personal data is processed, the Personal Data Protection Law (No. 6698) and, for the EU market, the GDPR; if there is a payments, credit or crypto dimension, financial regulation and its licensing regimes; and in sectors such as health, food and…
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