Question 1

How does Veru help with preparing legal documents?

Accepted Answer

Veru combines a legal document editor with direct access to legislation and case law. This means you can draft, edit, and review a document without switching between Word, regulatory databases, and your browser. In practice, Veru drafts the first version of a contract, policy, or letter based on your instructions, suggests wording for individual clauses, flags inconsistencies with applicable legislation, and reviews existing documents. Because it has access to relevant regulations and case law, its suggestions are grounded not merely in language patterns but in current law, including citations to sources you can verify. The final judgment always rests with you. Veru saves you time on drafting and reviewing, while the document's final content stays in the hands of a legal professional.

Question 2

Who is Veru for?

Accepted Answer

Veru is designed for attorneys, law firms, legal advisors, notaries, and in-house legal teams — in short, for everyone who works with law professionally. It is used exclusively for professional and business purposes. Whether you run a solo practice or work in the legal department of a larger company, you can adapt Veru to your way of working: from quick legal queries to comprehensive matter management with documents, research, and communication in one place.

Question 3

Does Veru support Slovenian and European legislation and case law? How up to date is it?

Accepted Answer

Yes — support for Slovenian law is at the core of Veru. The platform accesses Slovenian legislation, the case law of Slovenian courts, and European legal sources, including EU regulations and directives. Veru draws on official legislative collections, case-law databases, and other publicly available legal sources (PISRS, EUR-Lex, sodnapraksa.si, and similar), so its answers are based on the versions of regulations currently in force and on recent decisions — not on outdated data from the training sets of general AI models. Every source is cited with a link to the original document, so you can click through to verify its content and validity directly at the source.

Question 4

What are structured workspaces and how do they help me work on matters?

Accepted Answer

A workspace in Veru is a dedicated space for an individual matter, project, or client. You upload documents into it, add context, and carry out your communication with Veru — everything related to the matter stays gathered in one place. The key advantage is that context is preserved. Veru “remembers” the documents and information in a workspace, so you don't have to re-explain the background of the matter with every new question. When you ask, in the middle of an extensive file, for an analysis of a particular clause or for a letter to be drafted, Veru answers with the whole matter in mind. For firms handling multiple matters, this also means clear separation: each matter has its own space, and data does not mix between them.

Question 5

Can I upload my own documents into Veru?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can upload contracts, letters, internal acts, templates, and other documents relevant to your work into a workspace. Veru takes them into account when analyzing, drafting, and answering questions. This matters especially because legal work always takes place in specific circumstances — a quality answer requires knowledge of the particular contract, internal policy, or prior correspondence. With your uploaded documents, Veru works with your actual material rather than with generalized assumptions. Your documents remain confidential and are not used to train AI models.

Question 6

How does Veru cite sources?

Accepted Answer

Every answer based on legislation or case law includes a citation to the specific source (a regulation's article, a decision's reference number, or another legal source) with a link to the original document in the official database. You can verify every claim at the source with a single click, which is essential in legal work. Traceability is built into how Veru operates — from the query to the final document.

Question 7

Can Veru state incorrect information or a nonexistent source (“hallucinations”)?

Accepted Answer

No AI technology can guarantee complete accuracy. Veru, however, substantially reduces the risk through how it works: answers are based on actual legal sources that Veru finds and cites, not on the language model's “memory.” Because every source is cited and verifiable, you quickly catch any error — in contrast to general-purpose tools, where a convincing-sounding answer leaves no trace back to its origin. Even so: always review and professionally assess the results before use. Veru is designed as a legal professional's assistant, not a replacement.

Question 8

How is Veru different from ChatGPT, Claude, and other general-purpose AI tools?

Accepted Answer

General-purpose AI tools are excellent at general tasks, but they quickly hit limits in legal work in the Slovenian context. The key differences compared with Veru are as follows: Sources - General models answer mostly from their training data, in which Slovenian law is very sparsely represented, and when searching the web they often land on blogs or outdated versions of regulations. Veru draws legislation directly from PISRS, case law from the public database of Slovenian court decisions, and European regulations from EUR-Lex in the latest consolidated version. Verifiability - A general model gives a convincing answer with no trace to its origin — sometimes the source turns out not to exist at all. Veru equips every answer with a cited source and a link to the original document, so verification takes a minute, not half an hour. Legal reasoning - General tools find and summarize information. Veru applies the law to a specific set of facts. Matter context - With a general chatbot you start every conversation from scratch. Veru's workspaces preserve the matter's documents, analyses, and communication for each subsequent question. Confidentiality - In Veru your inputs are not used to train AI models, and processing is limited to providing the service — an essential difference when working with client data. In short: a general AI model tells you what the internet says about something. Veru helps you resolve your matter — with verifiable sources and in an environment built for legal work.

Question 9

Are my data and documents used to train AI models?

Accepted Answer

No. The data and content you enter into Veru are not used to train or improve AI models. Processing of your inputs is limited exclusively to providing the service. For legal professionals working with confidential client data, this is a key difference compared with the free versions of general-purpose AI tools, where entered data may be used for further model training.

Question 10

How does Veru protect the confidentiality of my clients' data?

Accepted Answer

We treat confidentiality as a fundamental obligation, not an add-on. All client information, matter documentation, and business secrets entered into Veru are treated as confidential information and are not disclosed to anyone without an explicit legal basis. Your data is not used to train AI models, and the processing of personal data is carried out in accordance with applicable data protection law.

Question 11

How do I get the best results when working with Veru?

Accepted Answer

The quality of the result depends largely on the quality of the input. Three factors make the biggest difference: Context - explain who the client is, what the goal is, and what stage the matter is at. Material - upload the relevant documents, e.g. draft contracts, letters, internal acts. Veru works considerably better with your actual material than with a general description. Clear instructions - say whether you want a summary, a risk analysis, proposed edits, or an argument. Workspaces help here, since the matter's context is preserved — whatever you explain or upload once, Veru takes into account for every subsequent question within the same matter.

Question 12

Do I need technical knowledge to use Veru?

Accepted Answer

No, using Veru requires no technical knowledge. You ask questions the way you would ask a colleague, and Veru answers. The only “skill” you'll develop after a few tries is formulating instructions clearly. For lawyers, accustomed to precise expression, this is generally not a problem.

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