goHeather

About goHeather

goHeather is legal AI for the contracts organisations handle without outside counsel — the routine deals where a few thousand dollars of lawyer time cannot be justified but signing blind is worse. It drafts, reviews and compares contracts, flags issues clause by clause, and as of its Fall 2026 update also handles document creation and legal research, moving it from a review tool toward a general legal assistant. The review output is designed to be acted on rather than read: it suggests replacement text clause by clause, supports DIY playbooks so an organisation can encode how it wants each contract type reviewed, and now runs those AI-powered suggestions directly inside Microsoft Word, which removes the copy-paste round trip that usually kills adoption of legal review tools. There is a chat layer for asking questions about a specific contract, and e-signature with secure storage of signed documents is listed as coming. The vendor states the product works across many jurisdictions and languages, reports 20,000+ businesses using it, cites an independent NYU study naming it a benchmark in AI contract review, and publishes an average saving per deal against using a lawyer. The founder is a commercial lawyer and says so on the page.

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