Current legislation. Trusted sources. AI‑assisted research.

Lexi helps you ask questions about legislation, understand key provisions faster, and validate answers with clear source references from Quickscribe's trusted legal database.

Try Lexi Free

Free trial includes Quickscribe and Lexi. Existing subscribers get Lexi at no additional cost.

What makes Lexi different

Legislation First - Powered by Quickscribe

Unlike general-purpose AI chatbots, Lexi draws on Quickscribe’s own curated BC legislation database, routinely updated weeks ahead of many other legal research sources, providing a current, authoritative foundation for legislative research.

Curated supporting context

Hansard, Supplemental Notes, Expert Annotations, and other Quickscribe-curated materials add context while remaining clearly separated from the governing law.

Verifiable citations

Lexi has been built around source transparency, so users can review the legislation and supporting materials behind every answer instead of relying on unsupported AI output.

Full control. Privacy. Options.

Organizations will be able to manage access, processing preferences, chat history, and optional web search settings to match their internal policies.

Configure Lexi to align with your organization's policies and risk profile

Lexi is part of Quickscribe Online, but each organization can decide whether to enable it, who can access it, and how the AI-assisted research experience should operate.

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Administrators have full control over how Lexi is made available. Lexi can be enabled for your entire organization, selected groups, or individual users, allowing access to be managed at both the organization and user level.

Organizations can choose Canada-only processing, International Processing, or Quickscribe-Managed Processing. Under the Managed option, Canadian processing is preferred where practical, with international processing permitted when needed for reliability or performance.

Canada

International

Focused Canadian Legal Web Search is an optional, developing feature that, when available, can supplement Quickscribe research with targeted results from selected Canadian government, court, tribunal, regulatory and other credible legal and public sources.

Results are displayed separately from Quickscribe materials. Coverage may be limited during Early Launch and will continue to expand as the feature is refined.

Maintain conversational continuity, or keep sessions isolated. Chat history is stored in Canada when enabled.

Chat history can support follow-up questions and continuity. Organizations that prefer isolated sessions can disable it.

Lexi uses Standard response mode for most research, designed to balance research depth, accuracy and response time. Additional response modes may become available as the service continues to evolve.