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Legal practice management software with an AI…

How they use Tavily

Levano is a legal practice management product operated by Levano ApS in Aarhus, Denmark. It brings matters, clients, documents, time and billing together with an AI assistant.

Levano lists Tavily among the vendors actually in production. Tavily provides web search for the assistant, with the search query passed to the service. The register identifies processing in the United States under a data processing agreement with EU Standard Contractual Clauses. Levano states that its AI vendors may not use customer data to train models.

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Sub-processors

Listed 25 Oct 2026 · Levano · Web page

Levano lists Tavily among its production subprocessors for assistant web search. It states that search queries are passed to Tavily and identifies United States processing with EU Standard Contractual Clauses.

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Sub-processorsListed 25 Oct 2026 · Levano · Web pageLevano lists Tavily among its production subprocessors for assistant web search. It states that search queries are passed to Tavily and identifies United States processing with EU Standard Contractual Clauses.

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Levano develops legal practice management software with an integrated AI assistant for Danish law firms, in-house legal departments, legal advisers and public-sector teams. Operated by Levano ApS in Aarhus, the platform combines matters, clients, documents, email, calendars, deadlines, time tracking and billing. Its AI reads case materials and legal sources to prepare draft replies, deadlines and invoices for user approval. The product also includes due diligence tools, client portals and identity checks, with integrations for Microsoft 365, Google services and accounting software.

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How they use Tavily

Levano is a legal practice management product operated by Levano ApS in Aarhus, Denmark. It brings matters, clients, documents, time and billing together with an AI assistant.

Levano lists Tavily among the vendors actually in production. Tavily provides web search for the assistant, with the search query passed to the service. The register identifies processing in the United States under a data processing agreement with EU Standard Contractual Clauses. Levano states that its AI vendors may not use customer data to train models.

Sources

1 source

Sub-processors

Listed 25 Oct 2026 · Levano · Web page

Levano lists Tavily among its production subprocessors for assistant web search. It states that search queries are passed to Tavily and identifies United States processing with EU Standard Contractual Clauses.

Open original source
Sub-processorsListed 25 Oct 2026 · Levano · Web pageLevano lists Tavily among its production subprocessors for assistant web search. It states that search queries are passed to Tavily and identifies United States processing with EU Standard Contractual Clauses.

Company context

levano.io

Levano develops legal practice management software with an integrated AI assistant for Danish law firms, in-house legal departments, legal advisers and public-sector teams. Operated by Levano ApS in Aarhus, the platform combines matters, clients, documents, email, calendars, deadlines, time tracking and billing. Its AI reads case materials and legal sources to prepare draft replies, deadlines and invoices for user approval. The product also includes due diligence tools, client portals and identity checks, with integrations for Microsoft 365, Google services and accounting software.

Levano official website and company information

Private company

No public funding announcement found.

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