A NEW OPERATING SYSTEM. A NEW IDEA OF POSSIBLE.
OS.
The Agent Operating System
for the business of law.
A NEW OPERATING SYSTEM. A NEW IDEA OF POSSIBLE.
The Agent Operating System
for the business of law.
✳ THE AGENT OPERATING SYSTEM FOR THE BUSINESS OF LAW
OS.
The harness for the teams that build the business of law.
Your firm’s knowledge, systems, and ways of working—ready for your digital colleagues to put to work.
Runs on your supported AI provider or ours.
01 / WHY NEXL OS
The intelligence is borrowed.
The value is built around it.
A model can reason. The harness determines what it knows about your firm, which systems it can reach, how it does the work, and how your team builds on the result.
That is what Nexl OS is built to deliver: a working system for the business of law, implemented with people who understand it.
General-purpose AI, including ChatGPT and Claude, offers powerful tools across many kinds of work.
Nexl OS brings the context, execution, and partnership together around law firm business teams.
Adaptable across industries and personal or team tasks.
Law firm business workflows. Pitches, client growth, campaigns, practice planning, and relationship analysis.
Extensive connector ecosystems and tools you can extend.
Connections with firm-specific meaning. Legal integrations, supported on-prem SQL and warehouses, confirmed definitions, and reusable query tools.
Configure knowledge, tools, and processes for your use case.
A shared system for the firm. Team Spaces, digital colleagues, reusable methods, and reporting in the flow of work.
Support and implementation options vary by product and plan.
A Nexl team to call. Work with us on the connections, data definitions, and workflows your firm needs.
The distinction is the system around the intelligence. Nexl OS currently uses supported Claude models through Anthropic, Microsoft Foundry, AWS Bedrock, or Nexl-managed access.
Now give that intelligence
a working world.
02 / INSIDE NEXL OS
Your knowledge. Your people. Your capacity to deliver. Three connected layers turn a model’s capability into a shared way of working. Scroll to bring them together.
Lawyers. Practices. Sectors. Positioning. The knowledge that makes your firm distinctive, ready to inform the work.
The context behind every brief.
Shared conversations. Collective progress.
From an objective to work you can use.
03 / A SHARED WAY TO WORK
A client initiative. A practice group. A campaign. Give each team a place where people and digital colleagues work from the same context—with their own chats, knowledge, tools, and reports.
One place to understand, protect, and grow your most important client relationships.
Account plans, client priorities, relationship guidance, and approved briefing material.
A client researcher, relationship analyst, and briefing colleague configured for this programme.
Selected relationship data tools, account research, and your reusable client planning skill.
Client coverage, relationship exposure, and portfolio reports alongside the work they inform.
“Review our top clients and prepare next month’s partner discussion.”
A shared brief. A shared place to move it forward.Illustrative Space configurations · select the people, tools, and knowledge appropriate to your team.
Shared context. Shared progress.
Team productivity, operationalised.
04 / THE FIRM BEHIND EVERY BRIEF
Your expertise deserves more than a blank prompt. Bring your lawyers, practices, sectors, positioning, and priorities into a context system structured around your firm. Give every brief a much stronger starting point.
05 / DIGITAL COLLEAGUES FOR THE BUSINESS OF LAW
Start with the work your team does every week. Equip digital colleagues with your firm’s data, experts, voice, and permissions. Give them a responsibility. Then give them the brief.
Bring client priorities, relationship coverage, and the firm’s experience together around the next opportunity.
“Prepare a growth plan for this client. Show us the relationships, relevant expertise, and next conversations.”
One objective. A team behind it.
Digital colleagues can coordinate specialist agents for multi-step research, code, analysis, and deliverables.See the full-day relationship analysisWorkflows use the sources, skills, and permissions configured for your firm. Your team reviews the work and decides what to put into action.
06 / CONNECTED DATA. FIRM-SPECIFIC UNDERSTANDING.
A connection is the starting point. Your firm’s data has its own language: matters, origination, practices, relationship partners. Nexl OS helps agents understand what those fields mean to your team.
Connect supported on-prem databases and data warehouses. Discover the schema, confirm business meaning with your team, and turn reviewed queries into reusable tools. Available legal integrations bring more of your firm’s systems into the same environment.
Connect supported databases behind your business systems and warehouses. Direct SQL connectors currently support SQL Server and PostgreSQL; other sources depend on available integrations and access.
Illustrative workflow · definitions and reusable tools are reviewed through the configured approval process.
Explain how your firm defines revenue, which status means open, or how a matter links to a partner. Confirmed context is retained for later runs, and human definitions take priority over AI suggestions.
Save a successful query as a parameterised capability. After admin review, publish it as an agent tool—ready to use with different inputs, instead of rebuilding the query for every request.
Make approved query tools available to the right agents and Spaces. Use connected data to support analysis, dashboard creation, and repeatable reporting workflows.
07 / FROM A QUESTION TO A SHARED VIEW
“Show me where our growth is coming from.”
“Which client relationships need attention?”
“What happened after the campaign?”
Tell Nexl OS what you need to understand. Your reporting colleague can explore approved data, build the logic, and create a dashboard with the insights to make it useful.
Try the illustrative journeys below to see how a business question can become a dashboard and an updated insight.
I’ll group recorded revenue by sector, show where it is concentrated, and prepare a view your team can return to.
Technology represents 42% of recorded revenue in this sample. Start the portfolio discussion with that concentration and the relationships behind it.
Once approved sources are connected, your team can create and refine reports in plain language—without writing SQL or raising a new IT request for every reporting question.
SQL Connect discovers the schema and builds a semantic layer of business meaning, enriched by your team’s confirmed definitions. Reusable query tools give agents a way to put that understanding to work.
Your reporting colleague explores approved sources, writes the data retrieval and transformation logic, validates chart data, and assembles an editable report with charts and narrative.
Stored code fetches and transforms the data on refresh. Defined time windows move with the report. The calculation process runs again without asking a planning agent to reinvent it.
Historical snapshots and calculated comparisons reveal what changed. AI regenerates commentary from chart summaries and those comparisons to help your team interpret the result.
Use approved integrations, APIs, MCP tools, and supported SQL connections. Direct database support currently includes PostgreSQL and SQL Server; source setup and access may require an administrator. Report scope depends on the available data and permissions. AI commentary remains interpretive.
08 / THE HARNESS, PUT TO WORK.
AN ANONYMISED NEXL OS DELIVERABLEWho holds the client relationships? Where does the remaining team have a foothold? What revenue is exposed—and who should act first?
Relationships on both sides, or a remaining-lawyer connection worth pursuing. The analysis identified relevant decision-makers, suggested internal owners, and account-specific next steps.
Relationship exposure is inferred from recorded activity, not observed client departures. Revenue is historical. *Nearly a full day and 300+ sub-agents, as reported by the operator.
09 / EXPLORE THE WORK
The business of law runs on relationships, expertise, and the work that connects them. Put digital colleagues to work across the entire journey—from the first market signal to the next client conversation.
This is a starting point. Combine knowledge, tools, and skills to build workflows around the way your firm grows.
Combine client research, relationship coverage, firm expertise, and objectives into a practical account plan.
Compare known client needs with practice capabilities and relationship coverage to suggest relevant introductions.
Research a prospect’s business, leadership, strategy, and sector developments before you make your approach.
Use available relationship records to identify possible routes into a target account and the colleagues to involve.
Bring together recent developments, relationship history, open questions, and relevant expertise in one briefing.
Assess a sector, define target segments, map firm strengths, and draft a coordinated programme of BD activity.
Break down requirements, assemble relevant source material, and draft responses for your team to review.
Connect the client’s priorities with your firm’s differentiators, relevant experience, and proposed team.
Find profiles with relevant practice, industry, and experience signals to inform a proposed pitch team.
Turn approved matter descriptions and lawyer profiles into tailored capability statements and credentials.
Build meeting agendas, likely questions, competitor research, and rehearsal material around the opportunity.
Analyse available win/loss records, sectors, and feedback to help your team refine its approach.
Develop the audience, positioning, content themes, channel plan, and first drafts for a practice campaign.
Turn lawyer-approved legal analysis into client alerts, email drafts, social posts, and follow-up talking points.
Use your firm’s expertise and supplied research to build editorial themes, article outlines, and content drafts.
Draft consistent biographies and tailored profile versions from approved experience and positioning.
Organise approved matter evidence, identify gaps, and draft practice narratives for directories and awards.
Refresh practice descriptions, industry pages, service narratives, and FAQs using your firm’s tone and expertise.
Use permitted contact data and relevant criteria to prepare candidate invitation lists and explain the selection.
Develop topics, speaker briefs, session outlines, invitation drafts, and follow-up content around a sector priority.
Research available attendee and organisation information and prepare priority meeting briefs for attending partners.
Analyse attendance and engagement records, suggest next steps, and draft relevant follow-up messages.
Map known referral activity and relationship coverage to help plan where partners should invest attention.
Bring together supplied interview notes and feedback, identify themes, and prepare an action plan for review.
Assess relationship concentration and remaining-team coverage, then connect the findings to recorded revenue.
Identify accounts with narrow coverage, declining recorded engagement, or gaps that deserve a closer look.
Schedule research into approved sources for client developments that may merit a timely conversation.
Segment available client, sector, practice, and revenue data to make concentrations and opportunities visible.
Compare public positioning, sector focus, and announcements to inform your firm’s own plans.
Use approved profiles and firm knowledge to suggest internal connections, complementary expertise, and launch activity.
Build recurring views of activity, engagement, and pipeline using connected data and agreed definitions.
Bring campaign results together, calculate comparisons, and prepare commentary and questions for the team.
Find duplicates, incomplete fields, and inconsistent classifications in accessible data and prepare a remediation plan.
Synthesize objectives, available performance data, and team input into a working plan and partner briefing.
Package an effective research, pitch, or reporting method into a skill with instructions, templates, and code.
Give a shared agent a repeatable responsibility, from a weekly client briefing to a monthly performance report.
10 / MAKE GOOD WORK REPEATABLE
Keep the research. Refine the method. Reuse the code. Turn what your team learns into something it can put to work again.
Package instructions, scripts, templates, and supporting files into skills. Give agents a proven approach to repeatable work.
Persistent scratch files preserve eligible scripts, findings, and intermediate data so follow-up work can build on what already exists.
Configure shared agents with selected skills, knowledge, and tools. Schedule responsibilities around the rhythm of your team.
Keep your AI investment.
Add the harness.
The model supplies the intelligence. Nexl supplies the operating system. Connect your own supported Anthropic, Microsoft Foundry, or AWS Bedrock account and keep model usage on your provider account. Or use Nexl-managed AI.
Digital colleagues. Shared Spaces.
Firm knowledge. Reports. Reusable skills.
Use Claude through your firm’s configured Foundry resource, with model usage on your own provider account.
Explore the supported options. Your workspace administrator configures the connection.
Bring your own AI applies to supported Claude model calls. Nexl OS application hosting, storage, and connected tools have their own infrastructure and access arrangements.
12 / A PARTNER IN MAKING IT WORK
When the report needs another view. When a field needs explaining. When your pitch process should work differently.
You have a Nexl team to call. People who understand the business of law—and who work with you to put the product into practice.
“Could our pitch process work like this—and pull in that data too?”
Illustrative workflow discussionLet’s work on it
with your team.
Connect approved systems, map your data definitions, and configure the Spaces and workflows your team needs.
Work with the people behind Nexl OS. Bring the friction, the ideas, and the next process you want to improve.
Your positioning, experts, and tone. Refine the context and reusable methods as your team learns what works.
13 / BUILT WITH CARE
Isolated execution environments, workspace isolation, authorisation, tool permissions, security reviews, and activity traces work together.
Code runs in sandboxed environments, with restrictions around access and execution.
Choose Space membership and tool access. Configure actions to require approval, run automatically, or stay disabled.
Security checks at defined points review input, reusable artifacts, and generated collector code for harmful intent.
“We tried several approaches, but we were not able to escape the restricted working directories.”Feedback from the penetration-testing team during the engagement
The testing team also reported: “So far, we have not identified any security issues.” This is engagement feedback, not a claim of immunity from future vulnerabilities.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Keep the tools that work for your people. Nexl OS adds an operating system focused on the business of law: team Spaces, structured firm knowledge, SQL semantics, reusable query tools, and reporting that refreshes with stored code. You can also bring a supported Anthropic, Microsoft Foundry, or AWS Bedrock model connection. A ChatGPT or Claude chat subscription is separate from those provider accounts.
A Space brings a team or initiative’s shared conversations, knowledge, skills, agents, selected tools, and reports together. Membership and Space permissions define who can access the work and which connected capabilities can be used.
Once approved data sources are connected, teams can describe the report they need in plain language. Initial connections and access may need administrator involvement. Nexl OS builds the reporting logic, and stored code handles subsequent data refreshes.
Research, client and relationship analysis, campaign planning, content drafts, presentations, spreadsheets, structured tables, and reporting. What an agent can do depends on its skills, permissions, available knowledge, and connected tools.
Agents are instructed to consult relevant firm guidance. They can retrieve reference material and look up lawyer profiles, practice groups, and industries. Spaces add context for a specific team or initiative.
Yes. Skills can include instructions, supporting code, templates, and files. Agents can reuse those materials, and scheduled runs can carry out configured recurring responsibilities.
Stored code provides repeatable data fetching and transformation. AI-generated commentary remains interpretive and should be reviewed. Reusing code helps preserve a method; it does not guarantee that every calculation or conclusion is correct.
Start with a meaningful team workflow and the knowledge and connections it needs. Talk with Nexl about the right first use case for your firm.

HUMAN AMBITION. FIRM INTELLIGENCE. DIGITAL COLLEAGUES.
The Agent Operating System for the business of law.