Space law. From question to memo.
Atlas plans the research, searches official portals and drafts a memo with footnotes. You approve the plan and decide what carries.
Official portals Atlas Research searches
- eur-lex.europa.eu
- gesetze-im-internet.de
- legifrance.gouv.fr
- legilux.public.lu
- legislation.gov.uk
- ecfr.gov
- ris.bka.gv.at
- fedlex.admin.ch
- ejustice.just.fgov.be
- wetten.overheid.nl
- normattiva.it
- boe.es
- irishstatutebook.ie
- lovdata.no
- isap.sejm.gov.pl
- unoosa.org
Site-restricted search on the official portals of 15 legal orders and international bodies. No endorsement by any of them.
One workspace for space-law work
Research, documents, matters and the corpus in one place, built for counsel.
Turn a legal question into a plan, parallel research and a memo with footnotes.
Learn more →Ask every document in a matter the same questions and get quotes you can open.
Learn more →Run a matter with agents that propose and a tracker where you accept.
Learn more →Search treaties, statutes and cases and compare them side by side.
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Atlas Research
How a research run works
You ask a legal question and set a key date for the law that applies.
Atlas proposes. You decide.
Atlas
- Plans the research and shows the plan
- Searches the catalogue, official portals and the web
- Shows the passage behind each citation
- Names documented readings and carrying practice
- Drafts, and marks what has no citation
You
- Approve, change or stop the plan
- Decide which reading carries
- Sign, send and file
- Stay responsible for the advice
Atlas does not decide which reading is legally right. Software is not legal advice.
Confidentiality
How Atlas handles your matters
Plain statements about where data lives and how it is used. No certification is claimed.
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Database in the EU
Postgres at Neon in Frankfurt (eu-central-1).
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EU-preferred inference for mandate chat
Mandate chat runs EU-preferred and fails closed. Other paths and fallbacks are documented, not hidden.
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Access scoped to your organisation
Matters live in your organisation, with roles for its members.
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No training of foundation models
Caelex does not train foundation models. The models come from third-party providers named in the AI disclosure.
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Sub-processors published
The sub-processor register, with regions, is public.
Caelex Atlas — questions counsel ask
- What is Caelex Atlas?
- Caelex Atlas is the workspace for space-law counsel: research runs with a plan you approve and a memo with footnotes, a vault with review tables, projects with agents (Early Beta) and a curated space-law corpus. Atlas assists, drafts and proposes; counsel decides. Software is not legal advice.
- What does Atlas Research check?
- Atlas Research compares each cited statement with the passage it read and marks what is not or only partly carried, or has no citation. Only statements with a citation are checked. On a watched run, Atlas marks cited catalogue sources whose text changed later; web pages are not watched. Atlas names documented readings; counsel decides which one carries. Software is not legal advice.
- What is a review table in the Atlas Vault?
- A review table asks every document in a matter the same questions. Each answer comes with a quote, and Atlas checks whether the quote stands in the document verbatim, close, or not at all. The check does not say the reading is right.
- How does Atlas handle new official publications?
- A daily run checks the stored sources in rotation for changes and reports them. New official publications from the UK, Germany, the US and the EU are detected daily and reported; they enter Atlas only after editorial review. France and the UN are not part of that watch.
- How is Caelex Atlas different from a statute database?
- Atlas runs the practice around the matter: context, deadlines, vault, and work product inventory — not only browse. Research surfaces cite primary sources; counsel remains responsible for judgment and filings.
- Is Caelex Atlas the German customs ATLAS system, or Cleo Atlas?
- No. Caelex Atlas is counsel software for space-law practice from Caelex in Berlin. It is not the German customs ATLAS clearance system and not Cleo Atlas trade software.
- Is Caelex Atlas an AI law firm?
- No. Atlas is decision-support software. It does not replace a lawyer, give legal advice, or file for you. Lawyers remain responsible for judgment, filings, and client advice. AI outputs require human review.
- How is Caelex Atlas different from Caelex Comply?
- Comply is the operator regulatory command surface. Atlas is the counsel practice workspace — mandates, corpus, drafting, and vault. Same company, different seat.
- How do firms get access?
- Book a free 30-minute intro at caelex.eu/atlas-access. Provisioning is sales-assisted. Existing users sign in at caelex.eu/atlas-login. Product overview: caelex.eu/atlas-product.
- Does Caelex Atlas claim EU AI Act certification?
- No. Caelex does not claim AI Act certification or regulator approval. Working classifications and disclosures are product documentation, not a certificate.
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A 30-minute intro with the team. Access is set up with you.
Screening-level product copy — not legal advice. AI output in the product requires human review. Access requires organisation membership and ProductCode.ATLAS (trial or paid). The EU Space Act (COM(2025) 335) is a proposal, not yet in force. Caelex Atlas is not the German customs ATLAS system and not Cleo Atlas.