Company / Partners

A partner programme
at the beginning of it.

We are not going to show you a wall of logos we do not have. What follows is what a partnership with LexVio actually consists of — which capabilities you would be reselling or building on, and how the conversation goes if you want one.

Part one

What a partnership is made of.

Five tracks, because a CA practice reselling compliance monitoring and an integrator deploying an air-gapped Helm chart are not doing the same thing. Every capability listed below has its own page — open it before you commit to anything.

CA & CS firms

Practices already carrying client compliance calendars, ROC filings and GST work, where the bottleneck is reviewer hours rather than knowledge.

What you would be working with
  • ✓Compliance monitoring across SEBI, MCA/ROC and GST with alerts 14 days before each deadline
  • ✓Tax reasoning over your clients' actual contracts and filings — Income Tax, TDS, GST, Ind-AS and DTAA
  • ✓Matters group each client's contracts, research and obligations. There is no isolated sub-workspace — the organisation is the boundary

Law firms & chambers

Firms that want AI on drafting and research but cannot put client documents into something they have not inspected.

What you would be working with
  • ✓Firm-wide contract review, court research and matter workflows on shared tooling
  • ✓Recipient-tagged watermarks on anything shared out, so a leaked PDF points back at one share (beta)
  • ✓Role-based access per capability, and an audit log that is append-only in the database rather than by convention
  • ✓Branded exports are not available yet — exports carry LexVio's own styling. Ask us where that stands

Agencies & advisory consultancies

Teams that already deliver legal and compliance work as a service and want the AI layer under their own name.

What you would be working with
  • ✓Resell LexVio's legal AI to your clients. Be aware that exported reports are not yet white-labelled — they carry LexVio branding
  • ✓Manage client work, contract reviews and compliance tracking in one place
  • ✓Matter management to group contracts, research and obligations per client

System integrators & enterprise IT

Implementation partners rolling LexVio into a regulated environment where the deployment target is not negotiable.

What you would be working with
  • ✓Helm-chart deployment inside the customer's own Kubernetes, licensed by RS256-signed heartbeats
  • ✓AIR_GAPPED mode, enforced by refusal in the application code at every outbound vendor — which today means no model inference at all, not inference served locally
  • ✓SCIM 2.0 provisioning against the customer's existing identity provider. SAML sign-in is not shipped — connector configuration only
  • ✓Both SCIM and on-premise sit outside the published plans and are enabled by arrangement

Technology partners

Products that want LexVio's analysis inside their own workflow rather than as another tab their users switch to.

What you would be working with
  • ✓REST Intelligence API with per-org keys — a read-only Indian legal-data surface (clause benchmarks, judgment and statute search), metered by a monthly call quota. Keys carry no scopes, and it is not included in any published plan
  • ✓HMAC-signed outbound webhooks with retries and a delivery log. Only the research thread and memory events are emitted today
  • ✓The free template library over a public JSON API, licence and disclaimer travelling with every response
Part two

Become a partner.

There is no application portal and no scoring rubric. There is a contact form, a working session on your own documents, and terms written down before anything starts.

1. Tell us what you deliver

Write to us through the contact form and pick 'Partnership' as the topic. What we need first is the shape of your practice or product — who your clients are, what work you would put through LexVio, and which of the tracks above is closest.

2. A working session, not a pitch

We run your real documents through the product with you and show you where it holds up and where it does not. If the fit is wrong, that session is where it becomes obvious, and we would rather find out then than after a contract.

3. Commercials in writing

Referral, resale or integration — terms are agreed in writing for each partnership rather than assigned from a published tier table. On-prem and white-label deployments require a written enterprise agreement covering licensing, support and updates.

4. Enablement and a named contact

Workspace setup, SSO and SCIM configuration where relevant, and a route to our engineering team for anything the documentation does not answer. Enterprise on-prem deployments get a dedicated support engineer.

In the interest of not wasting your time

This programme is new. There are no published tiers, no margin tables, no certification levels and no partner directory, because inventing any of those would tell you nothing true. Commercial terms are agreed per partnership, in writing.

White-label export and firm watermarks are marked beta on the feature inventory and are labelled beta here too. On-prem deployment and white-label delivery both require a written enterprise agreement. If you need a capability that is not live yet, the roadmap is the honest answer about when.

Think there is a fit?
Start the conversation.

Use the contact form and select “Partnership” as the topic. Tell us what you deliver and who for.

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