Kira, from Litera, is a contract review and due diligence product that extracts key provisions from large sets of agreements using lawyer-trained AI paired with generative AI. It ships with 1,400+ pre-built smart fields, lets teams train their own fields, and presents findings in collaborative review grids for M&A, real estate, banking and finance. Users can ask questions across an entire contract set in natural language, and every answer links back to the source contract. Pricing is handled through a demo request.
Kira suits law firms, corporate legal departments and deal teams that review contracts in volume, especially during mergers, acquisitions and other transactions. Litera says 70% of the top 50 global law firms rely on its products. Associates use the grids to find and validate provisions, partners and knowledge officers use governance controls over where AI is applied, and legal operations staff turn findings into summaries and export-ready reports. Lito, an additional due diligence workflow, is included for Kira customers at no extra charge and uses grid templates built by in-house lawyers.
A deal team can run due diligence across thousands of contracts and surface change-of-control and termination provisions in one grid. A real estate group can review leases, while a banking team can check loan documents against a custom field. A legal ops lead can ask for a diligence report in plain language in Lito, starting from the extraction report. One customer, Cvent, reviewed 360 contracts in minutes with Kira. Kira works where teams already operate, with Microsoft 365, Litera Transact, HighQ and Intralinks, and the company reports 95%+ precision on target provisions.
