KAIUS est-il conforme au RGPD ?

Oui. KAIUS est entièrement conforme au RGPD. Toutes les données sont hébergées exclusivement en Europe et chiffrées de bout en bout.

Puis-je essayer KAIUS gratuitement ?

Oui. Un essai gratuit de 14 jours est disponible sans carte bancaire. Vous accédez à toutes les fonctionnalités du plan PRO pendant la période d'essai.

Pour quels cabinets KAIUS est-il adapté ?

KAIUS s'adresse aux avocats indépendants, aux cabinets de droit des affaires, aux juristes d'entreprise et à toute structure de 1 à 100 avocats.

Comment l'IA de KAIUS aide-t-elle au quotidien ?

L'assistant IA rédige des projets de conclusions, résume des dossiers volumineux, recherche dans la jurisprudence et automatise les tâches répétitives — tout en respectant le secret professionnel.

AI Tools for Lawyers in 2026: The Top 7 Truly Useful Solutions

Editorial selection of the 7 AI tools that are actually useful for a lawyer in 2026, categorized by use case and GDPR risk level.

AI for lawyers is exploding, but the majority of tools are mere gadgets. Here are 7 categories of tools that truly change daily life — along with pitfalls to avoid and precise selection criteria.

The selection below is based on three criteria: measurable productivity gains, GDPR compliance compatible with serious legal use, and realistic onboarding for a non-tech team.

1. Integrated Drafting Assistant (KAIUS)

Generates pleadings, letters, and summaries directly within your practice management software, with access to case documents. Maximum productivity, maximum security. The key is integration: a drafting tool that doesn't know your case file loses 80% of its value.

2. Augmented Case Law Research (Doctrine, Lexis+ AI)

Natural language search across legal databases. Real time-saver, but systematically verify cited references. The risk of hallucination exists even on these specialized tools — verification remains mandatory before any use in production.

3. Hearing Transcription (Tactiq, Otter)

Automatic transcription of client meetings or hearings. Beware of GDPR: not for ultra-sensitive data if the tool is not hosted in Europe. For hearings, always check for the judge's prior authorization.

4. Contractual Clause Extraction

Automatically identifies and compares clauses in voluminous contracts. Essential for M&A and due diligence. Allows for auditing 200 contracts in one hour where 20 were previously possible.

5. Brief and Procedural Document Summarization

Summarizes files of several hundred pages in a few minutes. The most immediate time-saver for complex litigation. Combine with automatic chronological indexing to multiply its utility.

6. Specialized Legal Translation (DeepL Pro)

Far more precise than general public translators. Useful as soon as you handle international or European law. The Pro version guarantees that your texts are not stored for training purposes.

7. Contract Anomaly Detection

Spots unfair, missing, or contradictory clauses. Productivity multiplier for in-house counsel. To be used as a safety net, not as a replacement for judgment.

Tools to Avoid for Client Data

Consumer-grade ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini (unregulated transfers outside the EU).
Any tool that does not offer a signed DPA.
Tools whose publisher is subject to the US Cloud Act.
Unaudited Chrome extensions that scrape your content.
Unmaintained 'on-premise' solutions that become security vulnerabilities.

How to Build Your AI Stack

Avoid tool proliferation. The rule of thumb: one central tool (practice management software with native AI), 2 to 3 complementary tools for specific needs (legal research, translation, transcription). Beyond that, marginal value decreases and governance complexity explodes.

Start with a high-impact use case (drafting pleadings or summarizing documents), measure the ROI over 30 days, then expand. This progressive approach maximizes adoption and limits risks.