What Jury Graph does
Jury Graph (jury.mn) prepares your team’s selected documents for search and connects results to supporting passages. It is a knowledge graph service (KGaaS) for organizational research.
A pilot is scoped around one legal research task and an agreed source collection. Source material, access and setup work are agreed before it starts.
Who is behind Jury Graph?
Jury Graph and the jury.mn website are developed and operated by Смарт интел ХХК, a company registered in Mongolia under number 6986897.
- Legal entity
- Смарт интел ХХК
- Registration number
- 6986897
- Address
- 11th khoroo, Sukhbaatar District, Ulaanbaatar 14190, Mongolia
- Contact
- 88110921info@jury.mn
How sources are processed
Jury Graph keeps the original text and prepares the facts and relationships within it for search.
- Accept the agreed sources and retain their original text and versions.
- Connect extracted concepts, provisions and relationships to supporting passages, and flag uncertain matches for review.
- Search authorized material using keywords, semantic similarity and knowledge relationships.
Arranging a pilot
Tell us about a recurring research task and the material your team uses. We agree the scope, the people responsible and how results will be checked.
- Functions to validate in the pilot
- Text ingestion, Mongolian search, supporting passages and versions, and checks on source-access permissions.
- Work agreed with your team
- The source collection, user permissions, data sent to external AI services, API integration, review work and retention terms.
- Current limits
- Graph currently imports UTF-8 text. Direct PDF or scanned-image ingestion and OCR are not supported; conversion is agreed separately. Jury AI chat uploads are a separate feature.
Before accepting the pilot, use your documents to check the supporting passage and version, and compare records before and after a correction. Search as users with different permissions to check that restricted sources stay unavailable. Compare Mongolian query results with the sources your team expects.
What the researcher checks
- Match the retrieved source’s title, reference and version against the original text.
- Your team’s named reviewer checks effective dates, amendments, context and applicability to the research question.
- Record the research evidence and review outcome using the team’s agreed process. Jury Graph does not provide legal advice or representation.
The reviewer may be your researcher, a member of your legal team or a separately engaged professional. The pilot scope must state in writing which review work Jury will perform and who is responsible.
Where your agreed policy allows it, source excerpts and queries are sent to Google Vertex AI. We agree what can be sent and how long data is kept before the pilot.
Ask your question in Jury AI.
Jury AI is available at chat.jury.mn. Sign in with your phone number or Google account to ask questions and attach documents. You do not need a Jury Graph pilot to use it. The sources, terms and privacy pages below describe Jury AI.