Jury AI + Jury Graph

Research the law. Understand your documents.

Ask Jury AI about Mongolian law and the documents you work with. For an organization’s knowledge and source connections, explore Jury Graph.

Jury AI currently works in Mongolian. Sign in with your phone number or Google account.

Jury GraphThe legal knowledge network

Start with a source. Follow the connections.

Laws & provisionsReferencing sources
Explore a snapshot of Mongolian law and source connections
A look inside Jury Graph
SourcesConnected knowledgeEvidence-backed search

Bring your legal questions to Jury AI.

Ask in Mongolian about employment, contracts, family or land. Jury AI helps you research relevant laws and understand the sources behind an answer.

Check the sources behind an answer.

Open the cited provisions, read the original wording and save useful passages for your research.

Ask about your own documents.

Attach a contract, order or application, then ask about a clause or a condition you need to understand.

Pick up where you left off.

Sign in with your Google account or by verifying your phone number over SMS. Keep your conversations and files, and continue on another device.

An example question with a document
Contract.pdf
Which conditions should I check before ending this contract early?
PDF · DOCX · TXT · JPG · PNG · WebP

Documents or images: up to 5 MB per file and 3 files total per question. PDFs must contain readable text.

Open Jury AI chat

Space for your documents

Document storage included with each plan.

Free
100 MB
Pro
10 GB
Max
30 GB
Team
30 GBshared by the organization

Files are private to your account and conversation. Shared Team storage does not give other members access to your files. View subscription prices and question allowances inside the chat.

Attached document text and selected images are processed by the AI service with your question. Check the sources and consult a lawyer when a decision needs professional advice. Privacy and retention

Find what you need in your organization’s documents.

Jury Graph prepares your team’s selected documents for search and connects results to supporting passages. We agree the pilot material, access permissions and how your team will check the results before work starts.

Check a result against its source.

Supporting passages and source versions are stored with the information they support. Your researcher can compare a conclusion with the original wording.

Search in Mongolian.

Search using keywords, meaning and provision references. Test the results with your team’s own Mongolian queries during the pilot.

Set who can access each source.

Search uses sources the user is authorized to access. Before the pilot, we separately agree access permissions and which source excerpts or queries may be sent to Google Vertex AI.

Check uncertain matches.

Uncertain matches are marked for review. The pilot scope names who checks them, how corrections are made and where the outcome is recorded.

How sources are processed.

From adding a source to finding the evidence you need.

01

Choose your sources.

Agree an approved text corpus, a focused research scope and the right access permissions.

Sources and versions
02

Build the connections.

Extract concepts, provisions and relationships with supporting passages. The reviewer named for the pilot checks flagged issues.

Concepts and evidence
03

Find relevant provisions.

Find relevant sources, verify their version and applicable dates, and carry the evidence into your research.

Search and human review

Start with one research workflow.

Focus the first pilot on a selected legal corpus and one recurring research task. Measure useful results, time saved and review effort together.

Meet Jury Graph

In-house legal teams

Find the provisions and sources relevant to a research question.

Legal advisory teams

Check research evidence and source versions together.

Research teams

Explore connections across a selected set of legal instruments.

Connect document search to your system.

Plan an API integration that sends search queries and brings results with source references into your application. The connected systems, permissions and integration testing are part of the agreed setup work.

Before you begin

Frequently asked questions.

Jury AI is the Mongolian legal chat you can use now at chat.jury.mn. Ask a question, attach a document and check the cited sources. Jury Graph is a separate KGaaS platform for connecting and searching an organization’s sources. Its organizational pilots are arranged with our team.

Open chat.jury.mn, sign in with your phone number or Google account and ask your question in Mongolian. Check any citations against their sources. Your saved conversations are available when you return.

Attach PDF, DOCX or TXT documents and JPG, PNG or WebP images, up to 5 MB each and 3 files total per question. Document text and images are processed with your question. Image-only scanned PDFs are not currently supported.

Free includes 100 MB, Pro 10 GB, and Max 5× and Max 20× 30 GB each. Team includes 30 GB shared across the organization. Check your usage in the chat and delete files to free space. These are file storage allowances, separate from question limits.

Files are stored in a private Cloudflare R2 bucket. The signed-in owner can download or delete files from their conversations. Document text and selected images are sent with the question to the configured AI service. Unused uploads expire after 24 hours; files used in a question are retained until you delete the file or conversation. See the privacy policy for details.

No. Before using a Jury AI answer, check its sources yourself and consult a lawyer when you need professional advice. For a Jury Graph pilot, agree your team’s reviewer, their tasks and any review work Jury will provide. An AI answer or review flag does not replace a lawyer’s review.

Start with agreed legal sources your team is allowed to use. Jury Graph currently accepts UTF-8 text. We agree PDF or scan conversion, access permissions, data processing and retention before the pilot.

Email info@jury.mn with the research task and the amount of source material involved. We use that to agree the pilot scope, setup work and price. Your team helps define how results will be checked. You do not need to arrange a pilot to use Jury AI chat.

Bring a research question.

Start with one recurring research task. Together, we’ll define the sources, scope and what a useful result looks like.

Discuss a pilotinfo@jury.mn

Your team checks sources, effective dates and conclusions. The pilot scope must name the reviewer and specify any review work Jury will provide.