Legal research

Welcome to your simplified legal research space! Thanks to Ordalie and its AI specialized in law, you'll quickly find precise answers to all your legal questions.

How to ask a question?

1. Select Search mode

To begin, make sure you're in the Assistant channel, colored blue in the square at the bottom right of the main field.

2. Ask your question naturally

Type your question directly in the dedicated space or use the microphone 🎤 by clicking on the Start recording button at bottom right. No need to format your question like a technical prompt - our system handles your request however it's worded. Just talk as you would to a colleague. For more precise answers, don't hesitate to detail your context (factual situation, parties involved, stakes) and to precise the type of answer expected (legal analysis, legal references, case law examples). The more detailed your request, the more relevant and tailored Ordalie's response will be to your specific need.

Good to know : Ordalie uses a technology combining several AI models developed by Ordalie and LLMs (Mistral, Llama, GPT-4o). This system selects relevant sources, presents them in the shaded Search box, then sorts and synthesizes the information to formulate a precise answer with appropriate citations.

3. Add context to your search 📎

To refine your search with specific documents, use the pin icon at the top left of the white box or press the "@" key. This function allows you to integrate documents already imported into Ordalie, which will be analyzed to enrich the answer.

4. Check your sources with one click ✅

Each answer clearly indicates its sources thanks to the small colored dots in the interface. Click on these dots to go directly to the sources used and check the accuracy of the information. A link to Légifrance is also available to consult the original source whenever possible. These indications make it possible to quickly check the relevance of the answers obtained and maintain control over the information used.

5. Pin your discoveries for later 📌

Easily save any important case law or text with the pin at the top left of the displayed document. You'll be able to find them quickly for future consultations.

Configure sources for precise searches

Manage your data sources with just a few clicks

1. Access the Sources panel by clicking on the icon at the top right of the screen
2. Official sources (codes, case law) are enabled by default - disable those that are not relevant to your domain by unchecking the corresponding boxes
3. To add a specific website as a source, click on Add +* > *Website and enter the full URL
4. To use your personal documents, import them via Add +* > *Document - they'll be automatically included in your searches

Smart filters: Refine your live searches using the filters below the search bar. Select a date range, a document type (judgment, code, doctrine) or a specific jurisdiction to precisely target the information you're looking for.

Contextual conversation and memory

Advanced conversational mode Ask follow-up questions without repeating the initial context. For example:

1. First question: What is the legal definition of moral harassment in the workplace?
2. Follow-up questions: What sanctions are provided for? or Cite 3 recent jurisprudences - Ordalie understands that you are continuing on the same topic

Access to history Find any previous conversation in seconds:

1. Click on the History icon at top right
2. Use the search bar to find a conversation by keywords
3. Conversations are filed chronologically and kept for 30 days
4. To resume a conversation, simply click on it

Intelligent multi-document analysis (in the Wizard section)

To compare or synthesize multiple documents :

1. Select several files with the pin icon or via the "@" key on your keyboard and mention a document or directly a tag that groups several documents
2. Specify your need, for example:
   1. Compare the liability clauses in these contracts
   2. Create a table of the differences between these judgments
   3. Synthesizes the parties' arguments in these conclusions
3. Choose the output format to suit your needs (table, bulleted list, continuous text)

This function is particularly effective for detecting inconsistencies between similar documents or for preparing comparative memos quickly.