For employment practice

Every contract and policy, checked against the code that applies

Employment work runs on paper that has to agree with itself: the offer letter, the handbook, the policy the code now requires and the file behind a termination. Justis reads them together, checks them against the labour codes and the state rules in force, drafts and redlines in your style, and shows the page behind every conclusion so an exit or an investigation stands on the record.

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Every contract, checked against the code at once

The whole set of employment contracts read in one pass: notice periods, non-competes, bonus clawbacks and termination grounds, each tested against the code and the state rules, with the clause and page behind every flag.

ContractNoticeNon-competeStatus
A. Sharma, VP Sales.pdf90 days24 months post-exitHigh
R. Iyer, Engineer.pdf30 daysNoneClean
M. Khan, Manager.pdf60 days12 months post-exitHigh
S. Das, Analyst.pdf30 daysNoneClean
P. Nair, Director.pdf180 daysDuring employmentMedium
K. Reddy, Designer.pdf30 daysNoneClean
T. Bose, Consultant.pdf15 days6 months post-exitHigh
V. Joshi, Lead.pdf60 daysDuring employmentClean
N. Gupta, Intern.pdf7 daysNoneMedium
L. Pillai, Head HR.pdf90 daysDuring employmentClean
D. Mehta, Sales.pdf30 days12 months post-exitHigh
J. Singh, Ops.pdf45 daysNoneClean

Policies held to what the code requires

The positions you take on handbooks and policies, set once as a playbook: what a POSH policy must contain, how notice pay interacts with standing orders, where a non-compete stops being enforceable. Applied to every policy that comes in for review.

Policies and contracts playbook+ Add rule
Non-compete after exit
Flagged clause
24-month post-termination non-compete, clause 14
Starting position
Unenforceable after exit under s.27 Contract Act. Replace with non-solicit and confidentiality.
POSH policy
Flagged clause
No Internal Committee constituted; complaints go to HR
Starting position
Internal Committee with an external member, and a policy that names it. Required for 10 or more employees.
Notice pay
Flagged clause
Employer may terminate on 7 days' notice for any reason
Starting position
Not below the code and the state rules for the category. Standing orders prevail where certified.
Bonus clawback
Flagged clause
Paid bonus recoverable on resignation within 12 months
Starting position
Clawback only on unvested amounts and only where the plan says so in writing.

The disciplinary file, in order and complete

Show cause, reply, enquiry notice, findings, order: every step laid out in sequence with the document behind it, so a gap in the process is visible before a tribunal finds it.

DateStepSource
03 Feb 2026Complaint receivedComplaint.pdf
05 Feb 2026Show cause issuedShow cause.pdf
12 Feb 2026Reply receivedReply.pdf
16 Feb 2026Enquiry officer appointedAppointment.pdf
20 Feb 2026Enquiry notice servedNotice.pdf
27 Feb 2026Hearing, day 1Minutes 1.pdf
04 Mar 2026Hearing, day 2Minutes 2.pdf
09 Mar 2026Findings NOT shared with employeeMissing
11 Mar 2026Second show cause on penaltyShow cause 2.pdf
18 Mar 2026Reply on penaltyReply 2.pdf
24 Mar 2026Termination orderOrder.pdf
25 Mar 2026Full and final settlementF&F.pdf

Ask the agent, get the answer with the section attached

Whether the exit was lawful, whether the non-compete holds, what a retrenchment costs: asked in plain words and answered from the file and the code, each conclusion cited to the clause or section it rests on.

Can we enforce the non-compete against the VP who joined a competitor?
Not after exit. Clause 14 runs 24 months post-termination, and a restraint after employment ends is void under s.27 of the Contract Act; the courts have held the line consistently.
The non-solicit in clause 15 and the confidentiality covenant in clause 12 are enforceable, and the file shows he downloaded the customer list on his last day.
I would move on clauses 12 and 15 rather than 14, and seek an injunction on the customer data. I can draft the notice.

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We had four hundred contracts on three different templates and no idea which non-competes were enforceable. The grid came back the same afternoon with the clause for each, and the handbook review found the POSH gap before the audit did.
S. IyerPartner, Employment, Pune
FAQ

Common questions

Does it know the labour codes and the state rules?

It searches the codes, the rules notified under them and the state-specific rules and standing orders, alongside Supreme Court, High Court and tribunal decisions. Every conclusion links to the provision or judgment it rests on, and where a state has not notified rules it says so.

Can it review a whole set of contracts at once?

Yes. Tabular review asks the same questions of every contract in a project and returns a grid with the answer, the clause and the page for each, exportable to Excel.

Will it draft policies in our house style?

Once you train the digital twin on a handful of your own policies and letters, yes. It learns how you structure a handbook, how you word a notice and what you leave out, and edits arrive as tracked changes in Word.

Can it run an investigation for us?

No. It organises the file, builds the chronology, drafts the notices and tells you where the process has a gap. Conducting the enquiry and deciding the outcome stay with you and the committee.

Is employee data kept confidential?

Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, access is limited to the people on the matter, and nothing you upload is used to train models shared with anyone else. Data is hosted in India.

What does it cost?

Every account starts with a 7-day trial of 100 credits. Pro is ₹999 a month with 500 credits, Ultra is ₹3,999 with 2,000, and larger teams are on the Custom plan.

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