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CaseRead

6.6#7 in ai legal research softwareFrom $119 a month
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IntegrationsPlans list Google Drive and OneDrive or SharePoint connectors, and the homepage says confirmed document dates can be sent to Google Calendar.The product brochure lists integrations for Outlook, Word, and Notepad.
Intended usersThe maker describes CaseRead as built for solo practitioners, small firms and multi-lawyer firms.Manupatra says it serves legal professionals, law firms, individual practitioners, in-house legal departments, academic institutions, government bodies, students, researchers, and educators.
SecurityThe maker says firm document vaults use separate database schemas, are private by default, and are not used to train AI models.The privacy policy lists encryption technologies, secure servers and firewalls, access controls, and employee confidentiality agreements and training among its safeguards.
SupportTeam includes priority support, while Enterprise includes a dedicated account manager.Manupatra lists toll-free support at 1-800-103-3550 and phone support at +91-120-4014524.

CaseRead plans

  • FreeFree
  • Team$119 a month
  • Solo$8,971 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Manupatra AI Search plans

  • High Court Judgments AI Summary₹5,000 a year
  • Supreme Court Judgments AI Summary₹5,000 a year
  • Supreme Court + High Court AI Summary₹10,000 a year
  • AI Wallet₹12,000, paid once

Pick CaseRead if…

CaseRead is intended for solo practitioners, small firms, and multi-lawyer firms. It may suit legal teams that need to search internal project files alongside public law.

Pick Manupatra AI Search if…

Manupatra AI Search is aimed at legal professionals, law firms, practitioners, in-house legal teams, academic institutions, government bodies, students, researchers, and educators. It may suit people researching Indian and international legal material through natural-language queries.

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