Legal AI for drafting contracts and memos in Rushd by O AI
Legal AI in Rushd is a drafting tool inside law firm management software: you describe the matter and choose a document type, and Rushd writes a structured first draft of a contract, agreement, memorandum or letter, in Arabic, English or both, grounded in Saudi law and your firm's templates. A licensed lawyer then reviews it clause by clause before it is approved.
Every draft goes through four steps: describe what you need, get a structured first draft, review it clause by clause, and have a licensed professional approve it. No draft should leave the firm before the last step.
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Describe the matter and choose the document
A contract, agreement, memorandum or letter, in the language you want or in both.
2
Rushd writes a structured first draft
A draft divided into clauses, grounded in Saudi law and in the templates your firm uploaded to the reference library.
3
Review it clause by clause
Accept, edit or regenerate each clause, and review the draft with your team inside Rushd.
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A licensed professional approves it, then you export
The lawyer checks every clause and every reference to a legal text, and the draft is exported when it is ready.
What documents does Rushd draft?
Rushd writes first drafts of contracts, agreements, memoranda and letters. Drafting works in Arabic and English side by side, with legal terminology kept consistent across both, so the two versions do not drift apart.
Contracts and agreements
Memoranda
Letters
An Arabic and an English version with the same meaning
Rushd is not an AI lawyer standing in for yours. It writes preliminary drafts, and responsibility for their accuracy and professional adequacy rests with the firm and the licensed professional who approves them.
It gives no legal advice and creates no lawyer-client relationship
It represents no one before a court or authority
It files no claim or request, and has no connection to Najiz
It has no electronic signature feature
Its output can contain errors or omissions, so nothing is relied on without review
ChatGPT for lawyers, or drafting inside the firm's software?
General assistants such as ChatGPT answer in a chat window separate from the firm's files. Drafting in Rushd happens inside the workspace that holds the firm's cases, clients and templates. The difference is where the work happens, not the need for review: both need a lawyer to check them.
A general chat assistant compared with drafting inside Rushd
Aspect
General chat assistant
Drafting in Rushd
Where the work happens
A separate chat window
Inside the workspace, with the cases and clients
The firm's templates
Pasted into each chat
Uploaded once to the reference library
Arabic and English versions
Each version requested separately
Side-by-side bilingual drafting
Training on your data
Depends on the tool's terms and settings
We do not use your matters or documents to train models
Review
Always needed
Always needed, clause by clause
Keeping the firm's data confidential
We do not use your matters or documents to train models, and if that ever changed it would require your firm's explicit consent first. Rushd's core hosting is inside the Kingdom; AI requests may be processed by our AI provider outside the Kingdom.
Core hosting (compute, database and files) inside the Kingdom
AI requests may be processed outside the Kingdom by our provider
Role-based access, so a user sees only what their role permits
Encryption in transit and at rest
Where drafting sits in a firm's legal tech
Legal tech in a law firm is wider than drafting: it starts with managing cases, court sessions, tasks and contracts, and AI drafting sits on top of that. That is why drafting is part of Rushd itself, not a separate tool.
Which AI tool automates Saudi legal document drafting?
Rushd by O AI is law firm management software for Saudi Arabia whose AI writes first drafts of contracts, agreements, memoranda and letters in Arabic and English, grounded in Saudi law and the firm's templates. The draft is a starting point: a licensed lawyer reviews it clause by clause and approves it before it is used.
Does Rushd draft contracts with AI?
Yes. Rushd writes a first draft of a contract or agreement in Arabic, English or both, and your team then reviews it clause by clause: accept, edit or regenerate. The contract is signed outside Rushd, which has no electronic signature feature.
Is Rushd an AI lawyer?
No. Rushd is a drafting tool for a law firm, not a lawyer. It gives no legal advice and represents no one before a court, and everything it writes is preliminary work that a licensed legal professional must review and approve.
Are models trained on our firm's documents?
No. We do not use your matters or documents to train models, and if that ever changed it would require your firm's explicit consent first. That commitment is written into our Terms.
Where are AI requests processed?
AI requests may be processed by the AI provider we work with, outside the Kingdom. Rushd's core hosting, meaning compute, database and files, is on Saudi-based cloud infrastructure inside the Kingdom. The Privacy Policy describes every data flow.
Does a draft cite Saudi laws accurately?
Drafts are grounded in Saudi law and your firm's templates, but AI output can be wrong. So every reference to a legal article must be checked against its official text on the Bureau of Experts at the Council of Ministers platform (laws.boe.gov.sa) before it is relied on.
Try AI drafting on your firm's own matters
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