PocketLaw (now Miramis)

PocketLaw (now Miramis)

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by Pocket Solutions AB
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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Cloud-Based and Scalable. SaaS model ensures scalability, automatic updates, and easy remote access.
  • End-to-End Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM). PocketLaw covers the full contract process - from drafting and negotiation to e-signing and post-signature management.
  • Integrated E-Signature. Built-in integrations with tools like DocuSign and Adobe Sign allow seamless signing workflows.
  • Customizable Templates. Dynamic templates with conditional logic and clause libraries make it easy to standardize documents across teams.
  • Metadata Extraction. Automatically extracts key contract data (dates, parties, renewal terms) for search and tracking.
  • User-Friendly Interface. Clean, intuitive design suitable for non-lawyers; users can create contracts via guided workflows without legal training.
  • Collaboration and Redlining Tools. Real-time collaboration with tracked changes, version control, and audit trails for transparent negotiation.

Cons

  • Limited Legal Research Capabilities. Lacks access to case law, legislation databases, or precedent search tools - not suitable for in-depth legal research.
  • No Native Legal Translation. Currently focused on English; no built-in multilingual translation for international contracts.
  • No Dedicated Mobile App. Accessible via mobile browsers but lacks a native iOS or Android app for offline use.
  • Limited Predictive Analytics. While it provides dashboards and insights, true predictive modeling (like risk forecasting) is still basic.
  • Limited Offline Functionality. Being cloud-based, it requires internet access for most operations.

About PocketLaw (now Miramis)

Introduction

PocketLaw has rebranded to Miramis in 2026 (the pocketlaw.com domain now redirects to miramis.co), positioning itself as an AI-native contract management platform for the whole business — not just the legal team. Miramis covers the full contract lifecycle: creation, collaboration, negotiation, e-signing, storage, tracking, and analysis in one place, and is used by 1,000+ teams including Strömma, Svea Solar, and BabyBjörn. As PocketLaw, the company raised a €10 million Series A led by Atomico in 2022 to fund its expansion from Sweden into the UK.

Contract Analysis & Drafting

Miramis includes an AI agent called PLAI that reviews contracts against a company’s own playbooks and flags risks automatically. Sales, HR, and Procurement teams — not only lawyers — can draft from pre-approved templates with conditional logic and clause libraries, and the vendor reports cutting average commercial contract turnaround from 21 days to 3–5 days. Built-in, eIDAS-compliant e-signing and real-time collaboration with tracked changes round out the drafting and negotiation workflow.

Legal Research

Miramis does not provide case law, legislation databases, or precedent search — it is not designed for legal research and should not be relied on for it.

Predictive Analytics

The platform provides dashboards and metadata-driven insights (key dates, parties, renewal terms) rather than true predictive risk modeling, so treat its analytics as operational visibility rather than forecasting.

Pricing

Miramis (formerly PocketLaw) has moved to a custom-quote pricing model since the rebrand — its current pricing page no longer publishes tiers or a free/self-serve option, and interested teams need to book a demo to get a quote based on team size and modules needed.

User Reviews and Ratings

Independent reviews are mixed: the platform is rated around 7.8 out of 10 on G2 for meeting buyer requirements, with some reviewers noting the product doesn’t always fully meet more advanced or specialized needs, alongside consistent praise for its ease of use for non-lawyer teams.

Verdict

Miramis (PocketLaw) is a solid, easy-to-use choice for companies that want cross-functional contract management — not just for the legal team — with fast turnaround and simple e-signing built in. It is not a fit for anyone needing legal research or serious predictive analytics, and larger or more specialized legal departments may find its capabilities lighter than dedicated CLM or legal-AI platforms.

Facts

Investments

DateInvestorRoundAmount
May 2022AtomicoSeries A$10,550,000
Total (disclosed amounts)$10,550,000

Frequently Asked Questions

Unlike many legacy contract management systems, PocketLaw combines AI-driven automation with a user-friendly interface built for both lawyers and non-lawyers. Its focus is on empowering teams across departments to generate and manage contracts without bottlenecks or legal overload.

PLAI uses advanced large language models (LLMs) to analyze and understand contract language. It can suggest clauses, summarize long agreements, flag risky terms, and even recommend edits aligned with your company’s playbook — saving hours of manual review.

Yes. PocketLaw’s AI can identify potential red-flag clauses such as automatic renewals, missing signatures, or non-standard terms. It alerts users to these risks so they can be addressed before a contract is finalized.

Absolutely. PocketLaw includes a real-time editor that tracks changes, supports redlining, and maintains version history. Multiple users can collaborate simultaneously, reducing confusion and ensuring a clean audit trail for every contract.

Yes. Users can design custom approval chains for different contract types. For example, HR contracts can route to HR leadership, while procurement agreements route to finance and legal automatically - all within the platform.

PocketLaw integrates with major e-signature providers like DocuSign and Adobe Sign, ensuring contracts can be executed quickly and securely without leaving the platform.

Highly customizable. You can create templates with conditional logic, dropdown options, or predefined clauses. Legal teams can lock or unlock specific sections to maintain compliance while giving flexibility to business users.

Yes. PocketLaw’s repository automatically extracts renewal and expiry dates, then sends email or dashboard reminders so you never miss a key deadline — a major benefit for subscription or vendor contracts.

PocketLaw complies with GDPR and follows ISO 27001 security standards. It uses encrypted servers and granular access control, ensuring sensitive contract data is safe from unauthorized access.

No. In 2026 PocketLaw rebranded to Miramis, and the old pocketlaw.com domain now redirects to miramis.co. The product and company are the same, continuing under a new name and broader "whole business" contract management positioning.

Yes, that is one of its main selling points. Miramis is built with guided, self-serve workflows so Sales, HR, Procurement, and Finance teams can draft and manage contracts from pre-approved templates without needing legal training for routine agreements.

No. It has no access to case law, legislation databases, or precedent search, and is not designed as a legal research tool — it is focused on contract creation, negotiation, signing, and tracking.

Pricing is tiered and adjustable by team size and modules; a paid PLUS plan starts at roughly €5,900 per year, with a limited free tier also available. Larger deployments require a custom quote.

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