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LegalFly alternative for due diligence
LegalFly calls itself “The legal operating system for in-house teams,” with AI workflows for intake, contract review, drafting, due diligence and research. majiq is an AI due diligence platform from Switzerland, with the data room, analysis and report in one place. The main difference is the scope: LegalFly is designed for the work of in-house teams, with due diligence as one of several workflows, while majiq is built entirely around the due diligence of a deal.
In short
- LegalFly is aimed at in-house teams in companies, especially in regulated industries, and explicitly says “rather than law-firm productivity workflows.”
- For due diligence, “Multi Review” imports entire data rooms from SharePoint or the document management system and applies one playbook to all documents.
- With majiq, the data room is part of the platform: sellers, bidders and specialists work in it, and majiq reviews legal, tax and financial matters in context.
- LegalFly runs in the cloud on Microsoft Azure, as a single tenant in an Azure region of the customer’s choice and, according to its FAQ, also on premises. With majiq, the database and files are stored in Switzerland, and text recognition and AI analysis run in the EU.
What is LegalFly?
On its homepage, LegalFly calls itself “The legal operating system for in-house teams,” with AI workflows for intake, contract review, drafting, due diligence and research. The page lists solutions for Legal, Claims, Compliance, HR, Procurement and Sales, and the industries banking, insurance, transport and mobility, technology and professional services. According to the homepage and the company page, LegalFly is aimed at in-house teams in companies, especially in regulated industries, explicitly “rather than law-firm productivity workflows.”
The provider is LegalFly BV, based in Ghent, Belgium (terms and conditions). The footer of the homepage lists further locations in London and Dubai.
In the menu, LegalFly lists the feature “Multi Review” under “Due diligence.” It imports entire data rooms from SharePoint or the document management system, applies one playbook to all documents and flags missing clauses, deviations and outliers. Key fields and obligations go into a structured dataset with source links, and you can export summaries, comparison tables and “diligence packs.” According to the homepage, “Discovery” lets users ask questions about uploaded documents, up to a “full data room analysis,” with answers based on case law and legislation from over 130 jurisdictions. “Review” extracts clauses, summarizes risks and creates redlines based on the customer’s own playbook, also directly in Microsoft Word. A blog post from September 16, 2026 mentions “review and translation in over 100 languages.”
According to the security page, all documents are anonymized before processing (“All documents are anonymised before processing”). The same page names three deployment models: SaaS, single tenant “in your preferred Azure region to meet your data residency requirements” and single tenant with anonymization in the customer’s own environment. Its FAQ also lists private cloud, hybrid and fully on-premises deployment. The Trust Center names Microsoft Azure as the cloud infrastructure, without stating a region. For the AI providers Anthropic and OpenAI and for Pinecone, it says “Data location: EU and US available”; according to this list, they only process pseudonymized content unless the customer enables processing without anonymization. The region of the standard SaaS deployment, the available Azure regions and hosting in Switzerland are not stated publicly.
What is majiq?
majiq is an AI due diligence platform from Switzerland. majiq reads every document in the data room, checks it in context and writes the due diligence report. The data room is part of the platform: sellers, bidders and specialists work in it, each role only sees the documents you release, questions and answers stay linked to the document, and every view and every download is logged. You can upload everything as it is, including whole folders or ZIP files. Your client uploads via a link and doesn’t need an account.
majiq covers legal, tax and financial due diligence and cross-checks the areas: contracts against financial statements, financial statements against the plan. Every finding names its source and is cross-checked by two AI reviewers. majiq is for sellers, buyers, investors and advisors who sell, buy or review a company. The database and files are stored in Switzerland, with hosting in Zürich. Text recognition and AI analysis run in the EU, and your documents don’t train any AI models, as set out in the contract. The sample report shows what a report looks like, and all features are listed under Features.
LegalFly and majiq compared
| Criterion | LegalFly | majiq |
|---|---|---|
| Type of offering | “The legal operating system for in-house teams”: AI workflows for intake, contract review, drafting, due diligence and research | AI due diligence platform: data room, analysis and report in one place |
| AI features for due diligence | “Multi Review” under “Due diligence” in the menu: import data rooms from SharePoint or the document management system, apply one playbook to all documents, flag missing clauses, deviations and outliers; plus “Discovery” up to a “full data room analysis” | Sorting documents and finding missing ones; cross-checking contracts, financial statements and the plan; recalculating revenue, EBITDA and net debt; tabular review; AI assistant; draft report |
| Report with evidence for every statement | Structured dataset with source links; export of summaries, comparison tables and “diligence packs” | Due diligence report; every finding names its source, and in the online report every statement leads to its source |
| Data location according to the provider | Microsoft Azure; single tenant in an Azure region of the customer’s choice, also private cloud, hybrid and on premises. AI providers and Pinecone: “EU and US available,” only pseudonymized content unless the customer enables processing without anonymization. Region of the standard SaaS and hosting in Switzerland: not stated publicly | Database and files in Switzerland, hosting in Zürich; text recognition and AI analysis in the EU |
| Target group according to the provider | In-house teams in companies, especially in regulated industries, explicitly “rather than law-firm productivity workflows” | Sellers, buyers, investors and advisors who sell, buy or review a company |
When does LegalFly fit, and when does majiq?
LegalFly fits if an in-house team is looking for one platform for all its legal work: intake, contract review, drafting, research and due diligence, with playbooks also directly in Microsoft Word. According to the provider, documents are anonymized before AI processing, and besides SaaS there are single tenant deployments in a chosen Azure region, private cloud, hybrid and on premises.
majiq fits if a company is being sold, bought or reviewed and everyone involved should work in the same data room, advisors included. majiq reviews legal, tax and financial matters in context, recalculates the numbers and writes the report, with every finding naming its source. The database and files are stored in Switzerland.
Frequently asked questions
What does LegalFly do in due diligence?
The feature is called “Multi Review” and sits under “Due diligence” in the menu. It imports entire data rooms from SharePoint or the document management system, applies one playbook to all documents, flags missing clauses, deviations and outliers and exports, among other things, “diligence packs.” With majiq, the data room is part of the platform, and majiq cross-checks contracts, financial statements and the plan.
Is LegalFly meant for law firms and advisors?
LegalFly is aimed at in-house teams in companies, especially in regulated industries, and explicitly says “rather than law-firm productivity workflows.” majiq is for sellers, buyers, investors and advisors who sell, buy or review a company.
Where is the data stored with LegalFly and with majiq?
LegalFly uses Microsoft Azure. As a single tenant, it runs in the Azure region the customer chooses; private cloud, hybrid and on premises are also available, and for the AI providers it says “EU and US available.” The region of the standard SaaS deployment and hosting in Switzerland are not stated publicly. With majiq, the database and files are stored in Switzerland, with hosting in Zürich. Text recognition and AI analysis run in the EU.
Sources
- Legal AI software, built for the whole enterprise | LEGALFLY
- Company | LEGALFLY
- Terms & conditions | LEGALFLY
- Multi review | LEGALFLY
- AI Contract Review Software | Legal Document Review
- Best AI Contract Review Software in 2026 (Top-Rated Tools Reviewed)
- Security | LEGALFLY
- LEGALFLY | Trust Center
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As of November 5, 2026. Information on LegalFly is based on the provider’s publicly available pages, accessed on November 5, 2026. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. If any information is out of date, we will correct it.