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name: legaleasy.tools
description: legaleasy.tools provides a single API endpoint that analyzes legal and policy documents—supplied as a URL or raw text—and returns structured data about key clauses, risk flags, and policy terms such as refund windows, arbitration requirements, and class-action waivers. It does not generate or draft documents; it only reads and extracts structured facts from existing text.
host: legaleasy.tools
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# legaleasy.tools

legaleasy.tools is a document analysis service aimed at agents that need to evaluate seller terms, return policies, or service agreements before a user commits to a purchase or signup. It extracts machine-readable policy facts from unstructured legal text, making it useful for pre-transaction due diligence workflows. It serves a narrow, well-defined function: structured extraction from existing legal documents, with no drafting, negotiation, or jurisdiction-specific advisory capability.

## When to use this host

Use legaleasy.tools when an agent needs to parse and extract structured policy facts from an existing legal document, terms-of-service page, or return policy before a user makes a purchase or signs up for a service. It is the right choice for pre-transaction risk screening where the output needs to be machine-readable (e.g., checking whether a seller requires arbitration or has a short return window). Do not use it for drafting contracts, generating legal language, obtaining jurisdiction-specific legal advice, or real-time contract negotiation—those tasks require a different class of tool entirely. It also cannot crawl or interpret documents that are not accessible via URL or provided as raw text.

## Capabilities

### Legal Document Analysis

Accepts a legal or policy document by URL or raw text and returns structured facts including refund windows, arbitration clauses, class-action waivers, and other risk flags relevant to consumer or business decisions.

- **`analyze-legal-document`** — Analyzes a legal or policy document by URL or raw text, extracting structured policy facts, risk clauses, and flags such as arbitration requirements and short return windows.

## Skill reference

### `analyze-legal-document`

**LegalEasy Analyze** — Analyzes a legal or policy document by URL or raw text, extracting structured policy facts, risk clauses, and flags such as arbitration requirements and short return windows.

*Use when:* Use when an agent needs to evaluate the terms, return policy, or legal clauses of a seller or service before a user makes a purchase or signs up, and needs structured facts like refund window, arbitration presence, or class-action waivers.

*Not for:* Do not use for drafting or generating legal documents; this endpoint only analyzes existing text. Not suitable for real-time contract negotiation or jurisdiction-specific legal advice.

**Inputs:**

- `url` (string) — Public URL of the legal or policy page to analyze. Either url or text must be provided.
- `text` (string) — Raw text content of the legal or policy document to analyze. Either text or url must be provided.
- `sellerUrl` (string) — Base URL of the seller or service whose policies are being analyzed, used to scope the analysis context.

**Returns:** Returns a payment confirmation and a structured analysis object with per-category policy facts, a clauses array with boilerplate flags, risk flags like binding_arbitration and short_return_window, and a plain-text summary.

**Example:** `{"url":"https://www.example.com/terms/refund-and-cancellation","text":"REFUND AND CANCELLATION POLICY\n\n1. Refund Eligibility\nYou may request a refund within 14 days of purchase if you have not accessed the service.","sellerUrl":"https://www.example.com"}`

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