Nexus — Search across your portfolio
LiveMeaning-based search across every document in your vault, plus your playbooks and knowledge base.
- ✓Semantic retrieval over contract passages, embedded at ingest
- ✓Text matching across playbook entries and the knowledge base in the same query
- ✓Clause-type tagging on retrieved contract passages
- ✓Organisation-scoped — retrieval never crosses tenants
What it is.
Nexus is LexVio's portfolio engine. Where Vio talks to one document, Nexus talks across your whole vault. Ask "which of our MSAs cap liability at twelve months?" and get ranked passages with snippets, drawn from your contracts, your playbook entries and your knowledge base in one pass.
Contract text is retrieved by meaning — passages are embedded at ingest and matched on semantic distance rather than on the words you happened to type. Playbook and knowledge-base entries are matched on text. Everything is scoped to your organisation.
Three steps.
End to end.
A plain-English question, not a keyword string — retrieval over your contracts runs on meaning, so paraphrases find the clause.
Ranked snippets across contracts, playbooks and knowledge entries, each tagged with its source and clause type where known.
Click a hit to open the underlying document at the passage it came from.
What you get.
- ✓Semantic retrieval over contract passages, embedded at ingest
- ✓Text matching across playbook entries and the knowledge base in the same query
- ✓Clause-type tagging on retrieved contract passages
- ✓Organisation-scoped — retrieval never crosses tenants
- ✓Shared LexVio content is jurisdiction-scoped — your own documents are never filtered, and shared reference content appears only where it is tagged for your jurisdiction
Quick answers.
Not over your contracts. Contract passages are retrieved by semantic similarity against an embedding of your query, which is why a paraphrase still finds the clause — and why an exact-string search is not the right tool here. Playbook and knowledge entries are matched on text. There is no BM25 index and no keyword path over contract bodies.
Yes — they go through OCR at ingest time and become first-class searchable text.
Not today. Nexus returns results to the app; there is no CSV or PDF export of a Nexus result set.
More in Nexus — Institutional Intelligence.
Get a synthesised answer with citations from every document at once.
How many of your contracts carry each clause type, and which ones are missing it.
Which of your redline positions actually get accepted, by clause type and by counterparty.
Proactive alerts when something in your portfolio changes or is at risk.