Comparison
Jurata® Legal Agent vs. Omnilex
The Jurata® Legal Agent and Omnilex are AI solutions from Zurich for working with Swiss law. Both store data on Microsoft Azure in Switzerland and offer a Word Add-in. The differences lie in documented citation checking, the scope of case law, the documented features for research, documents and Word, support and focus. As of October 2026.
Third-party information is sourced from their public websites and documentation.
Data protection and professional secrecy
Criterion | Jurata® Legal Agent | Omnilex |
|---|---|---|
Data storage | Microsoft Azure in Switzerland (Switzerland North region), encrypted | Microsoft Azure in Zurich, encrypted |
Model inference (language models) | Microsoft Azure in Switzerland and the EU, never in the US | Depending on model and configuration, in Switzerland, the EU or the US (according to its website); listed in the Trust Center: Microsoft Azure (Zurich, Gävle) and Amazon Bedrock (Frankfurt, Ireland, Paris, Zurich) |
Training on your data | Excluded, including at the model provider; zero data retention | Contractually excluded, including at the model provider; no storage at the model provider |
Professional secrecy | Legal opinion by Dr. iur. David Vasella (Walder Wyss): use including client data without client consent complies with professional rules and data protection law (Art. 321 SCC, Art. 13 BGFA, FADP, GDPR) | Licence agreement with data processing agreement, designed with Art. 321 SCC and Art. 101 CO in mind; no external legal opinion is mentioned on the website |
Access to chats, including during the trial | Access by Jurata is excluded under the data processing agreement | In the self-registered free trial, Omnilex employees can view queries; Omnilex asks for fictitious or fully anonymised content there and offers protected tests or pilot projects by agreement for tests with real client data |
Response Validation
Criterion | Jurata® Legal Agent | Omnilex |
|---|---|---|
Checking every statement | Response Validation: after every answer, each statement is checked against all original sources cited for it, showing what is supported, partly supported or not supported | Answers with citations for users to check; automatic checking against the original text is not described on the product pages |
Checking every citation | Each citation is assessed individually: supported, wrong pinpoint, does not contribute to the statement or contradicts it | Not described on the product pages |
Unsupported legal statements | Legal statements without a citation are flagged | Not described on the product pages |
Research and sources
Criterion | Jurata® Legal Agent | Omnilex |
|---|---|---|
Case law | Over 960’000 published decisions: Federal Supreme Court including unpublished judgments, Federal Administrative, Federal Criminal and Federal Patent Court, cantonal courts, administrative practice | Around 797’000 court decisions of the Federal Supreme Court and cantonal courts (according to the website) |
Administrative practice and official documents | Over 34’000 publications of administrative practice (administrative practice of the federal authorities, FDPIC, COMCO, Federal Council; included in the published decisions) and 1’121 Library documents: circulars, directives and practice notes, including from FINMA, FTA, SEM, FSIO and FCRO | 13’162 «official documents» as supplementary research context (according to the website) |
Deadline calculator | Deadlines in days or months, with the public holidays of the relevant canton (all 26 cantons) and court holidays | Not described on the product pages |
Citation graph | Swiss Legal Graph with around 1.5 million nodes and almost 20 million relationships: interactive citation graph in 2D or 3D, citations down to paragraph and letter | Not described on the product pages |
Appeal history and outcome | The citation graph links judgments to the lower court decision and shows whether it was upheld, set aside or amended and how the proceedings ended | Not described on the product pages |
Decisions in translation | Federal Supreme Court decisions in the original or, if you choose, translated into German, French, Italian or English | Translation in the Word Add-in (according to the Microsoft Marketplace); translated decisions alongside the original not described on the product pages |
Documents and Microsoft Word
Criterion | Jurata® Legal Agent | Omnilex |
|---|---|---|
Word editor in the Legal Agent | Integrated Word editor in the Workbench: fully equivalent to Microsoft Word, the file format (.docx) is 100 % preserved; with tracked changes, comments, styles, numbering, table of contents, spell check and AI editing directly at the selected passage | A dedicated Word-compatible editor is not described on the product pages; editing in Microsoft Word via the add-in |
Word Add-in | In the Microsoft Marketplace, with five areas: Chat, Research with insertion of citations in the text or as footnotes, Drafting from personal and team templates, Revise, and automatic Review | In the Microsoft Marketplace: research, drafting, checking and citing in Word, plus translation; workflow shown: selection, review, suggestion and insertion |
Templates in Word | Personal and team templates (.docx) with tags and folders; the agent selects the right template in the chat and applies it (Word Add-in) | Templates in the workspace and in custom agents; applying templates in the Word Add-in is not described on the product pages |
Automatic document review | Finds inconsistencies in terminology, cross-references, consistency, completeness, legal accuracy and ambiguity; for each finding, a correction that can be applied with one click (Word Add-in) | Review on request in the add-in, including with playbooks per clause; an automatic review without a separate request is not described on the product pages |
Confirm or Autopilot | You decide whether the agent asks you to confirm each action in the document or carries it out automatically (Word Add-in) | Changes appear as tracked suggestions for review; a choice between individual confirmation and automatic execution is not described on the product pages |
Commercial register | The agent queries Zefix: UID, company name, registered office, auditor and, based on SOGC publications, current authorised signatories; in the Word Add-in the document review automatically checks the companies named against the commercial register | Zefix, SOGC and Swissreg data in the workspace, with reverse search by person and company and semantic search; automatic checking within the Word document is not described on the product pages |
Export with clickable sources | Individual answers or entire conversations as Word or PDF; citations link to Fedlex and the decisions, with a list of sources | Not described on the product pages |
Pricing, access and support
Criterion | Jurata® Legal Agent | Omnilex |
|---|---|---|
Price for one person | Pro CHF 200 per month, with annual billing CHF 160 per month; Entry (without Word Add-in) CHF 165 or 130 (excl. VAT) | Individual CHF 200 per month, with annual billing CHF 2’000 per year, around CHF 167 per month (excl. VAT) |
Sign-in | Microsoft and Google single sign-on or email, in all plans | With Microsoft, Google or email |
Support response time | Entry within 24 hours, Pro and Max within 4 hours, during business hours | Individual and Team: 24 hours; 4 hours in the Enterprise plan from 20 users |
Support channels | Email and a telephone hotline in Switzerland | Email (support@omnilex.ai), contact form and appointment booking; no telephone number published on the website |
Enterprise plan | On request from five seats | On request from 20 users; Team plan from 2 users |
Company and focus
Criterion | Jurata® Legal Agent | Omnilex |
|---|---|---|
Headquarters | Jurata AG, Zurich | Omnilex AG, Zurich; according to its website also active in San Francisco |
Founded | 2020 | Entered in the commercial register in 2024 |
Google reviews | 5.0 stars (492 reviews) | 3.7 stars (3 reviews) |
Trustpilot reviews | 4.9 stars (87 reviews) | No Trustpilot profile |
Focus | Entirely focused on Swiss law and Swiss legal professionals | Swiss origin; website versions also for Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein and the US |
Conclusion: Jurata® Legal Agent compared with Omnilex
Omnilex is an AI solution from Omnilex AG in Zurich for working with Swiss law. Omnilex stores data encrypted on Microsoft Azure in Zurich, contractually excludes training on customer data and offers court decisions of the Federal Supreme Court and cantonal courts in its workspace, along with Zefix, SOGC and Swissreg data. The Omnilex Word Add-in in the Microsoft Marketplace supports research, drafting, checking and citing in Word, plus translation, and shows changes as tracked suggestions for review.
The Jurata® Legal Agent uses Response Validation to automatically check every statement and every citation against the original sources and flags unsupported legal statements. The basis is over 960’000 published decisions; the citation graph shows citations and appeal history, and the deadline calculator takes into account the public holidays of the relevant canton and court holidays.
For working on documents, the Jurata® Legal Agent offers an integrated Word editor, fully equivalent to Microsoft Word, and a Word Add-in with templates, automatic document review and a commercial register check. Model inference runs on Microsoft Azure in Switzerland and the EU, never in the US, and a legal opinion by Dr. iur. David Vasella (Walder Wyss) confirms that use, including entering client data without the client’s consent, complies with professional rules and data protection law. Support is available by email and via a telephone hotline in Switzerland, with fixed response times.
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