What is Vesence?

Vesence is an AI assistant for legal, commercial, and business document work.

It works like a junior colleague in a digital workspace.

Vesence can help read materials, find issues, compare information, prepare first drafts, edit documents, summarize threads, review spreadsheets, improve presentations, and organize work.

Vesence is most useful when the relevant context is available, such as contracts, templates, term sheets, emails, spreadsheets, presentations, PDFs, Teams messages, or SharePoint files.

What Vesence can help with

Vesence can help you:

• Understand long or complex materials
• Improve language, tone, clarity, and structure
• Check documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and emails before they are used
• Find gaps, inconsistencies, missing information, and open questions
• Compare information across files, versions, emails, and spreadsheets
• Prepare working drafts, summaries, tables, checklists, and issue lists
• Explain difficult content in plain language
• Apply firm style, house style, or project-specific preferences where configured
• Identify where human judgment or missing instructions are needed

Common outputs

Vesence can create working drafts, redlines, summaries, comparison tables, question lists, checklists, email drafts, updated presentations, and updated spreadsheets.

For more detail on where those outputs live, see Vesence Workspace. For how Vesence acts on a task, see Vesence Agent.

How to get better results

To get better results:

• Provide the materials Vesence should use.
• Say what output you want: summary, table, redline, issue list, draft, checklist, or email.
• Identify the source of truth if several versions are available.
• Tell Vesence the audience and tone where relevant.
• Give your preferred position or fallback position for legal or commercial drafting.
• Ask Vesence to flag assumptions and missing information.

Where to start

This article is the starting point for the help center. If you already know where you want to work, jump straight to the relevant article below.

• You want better results from Vesence — How to Give Vesence Good Instructions.
• You need setup, access, or permission guidance — Setup and Access.
• You want to understand security and local data handling — Security and Data.
• You are working with files, versions, or source material — Working with Files and Source Material.
• You want to know where files and outputs live — Vesence Workspace.
• You want to understand what Vesence can do beyond chat — Vesence Agent.
• You are working across several files or a matter folder — Use Vesence on the Web.
• You are using SharePoint or OneDrive — Using Vesence with SharePoint and OneDrive.
• You want to know what needs human review — Review, Approval, and Safe Use.

All help articles

The Workspace is where shared materials and outputs live. The Agent is the part of Vesence that carries out the task. Good instructions tell Vesence what to do, which source material to use, and what to create. The web app is best for broad, multi-file work; the Office add-ins are best when the task belongs inside a specific document, workbook, presentation, or email.