Grounded legal AI, cited to the source.

Prescia answers Irish legal questions with citations you can check.

An assistant answer citing the Companies Act 2014 on how many directors a private company must have.

Built to be checked, not just believed

Prescia is built so you can trace every answer back to where it came from, and see when it can’t.

Citations you can check

Every claim carries an inline citation, and a “Sources used” panel lists the documents behind the answer, with quoted passages verified word-for-word against the source.

Knows when it’s grounded

Answers are labelled by where they come from: grounded in your documents, or drawn from general legal knowledge. The two are never silently blended.

Your sources, scoped

Point the assistant at a private library of your own documents or shared repositories, and keep every answer inside the sources you trust.

From question to grounded answer

One path, three steps. Every answer is traceable to its source.

  1. Ask

    Put the question the way you would put it to a colleague: plain language, with the relevant documents from the matter attached.

  2. Grounded analysis

    Prescia reads the documents and the statute together, and drafts an answer with every proposition cited back to its source.

  3. Check and use

    Read the analysis, check the citations against their source, and take it into your own drafting.

A personal library listing a Companies Act excerpt, heads of terms, and a register of directors.

Your documents, ready to be cited

Upload PDFs and Word files to a private library. Prescia answers from those documents, and only from the sources you choose.

What you can do with an answer

Tracked-changes drafting

Draft and amend Word documents, with edits applied as accept/reject tracked changes.

Knowledge graph search

Extracts and links legal concepts across a matter’s documents into a searchable graph.

Web search

Pull in current, external sources when a matter needs them, with a confidentiality prompt first.

Document analysis

Upload PDFs, Word files and images, and ask questions answered from their contents.

Choose the sources first

Turn a private library on, or point the assistant at a shared repository, before it writes the answer.

The knowledge sources picker, with the private library available to select.

Careful by design

The guardrails are the product, not an afterthought.

Citation-grounded

Every answer traces back to a source.

Transparent by design

See exactly which sources an answer draws on, not just the conclusion.

Irish & EU legal practice

Data handling built for how Irish firms work.

Questions solicitors ask

Straight answers about how Prescia works and what it will and won’t do.

What is Prescia?

Prescia is a legal AI assistant built for Irish legal firms. It answers legal questions with inline citations that trace back to the source, drafts and amends Word documents with tracked changes, and analyses the documents you upload.

How do I check that an answer is right?

Every claim carries an inline citation, and a “Sources used” panel lists the documents behind the answer. Quoted passages are verified word-for-word against the source, so you can open the citation and read the original before you rely on it.

Does Prescia tell me when an answer isn’t grounded?

Yes. Answers are labelled by where they come from: grounded in your documents, or drawn from general legal knowledge. The two are never silently blended.

Can I limit answers to my own documents?

Yes. You can point the assistant at a private library of your own documents or at shared repositories, and keep every answer inside the sources you choose.

Does Prescia search the web?

When a matter needs current, external sources, Prescia can pull them in from the web, with a confidentiality prompt first.

How much does Prescia cost?

Pricing is agreed per practice, with no tiers to decode. Request a demo and see Prescia on your own matters first.

Bring grounded AI into your practice

Straightforward per-practice pricing, agreed with you. No tiers to decode. See Prescia on your own matters first.

The assistant composer, ready for a question, a clause, or a document.