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Understand the tech.
Advise with confidence.

The technology law workspace for Indian legal practice. Understand how the product works, find the legal questions and prepare the draft.

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Cited to the source

  • Information Technology Act, 2000
  • Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
  • Shreya Singhal v Union of India
  • CERT-In Directions, 2022
  • Copyright Act, 1957
  • K.S. Puttaswamy v Union of India
  • Indian Contract Act, 1872
  • IT Intermediary Rules
  • Engineering Analysis Centre of Excellence v CIT
  • Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023
  • Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
  • Anuradha Bhasin v Union of India
  • RBI Payment Aggregators Directions, 2025
  • Consumer Protection Act, 2019
  • NIST AI Risk Management Framework
How a matter moves

One workspace, from the product to the draft.

Klauvy follows the matter from start to finish.

  1. 01

    Understand the product

    See where the data goes before you read a single clause.

  2. 02

    Check the law

    Every point links to the Act, rule or judgment it rests on.

  3. 03

    Draft

    Start from a drafted agreement and fill in the details you know.

  4. 04

    Review

    Import the other side's draft, compare the changes and keep it on your device.

Matter ready
  • Product mapped
  • 5 legal questions flagged
  • Draft prepared
  • 3 changes reviewed

Start from the matter on your desk.

Three common briefs. Each one opens with a lesson, a playbook and a draft.

Inside Klauvy

Everything a technology matter needs.

The course and the library

Subjects, from technology basics to comparative reasoning
9
Lessons, each with a knowledge check and a practice task
36
Drafted agreements, policies and regulatory forms
12
Client playbooks
12
Sources in the reference library
124
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Drafts and imported documents are saved in your browser. They are never uploaded to Klauvy.

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Nine subjects. One field.

Four lessons in each, with a knowledge check and a practice task. Start with Technology for Lawyers.

  1. 01Technology for lawyersHow products are built, hosted and run, and where the legal control points sit.Start here
  2. 02Technology transactionsSaaS, development and licensing deals, from formation to exit.4 lessons
  3. 03Software IP and open sourceOwnership, rights grants and open-source diligence.4 lessons
  4. 04Privacy and data governanceData flows, the DPDP Act, notices, vendors and rights requests.4 lessons
  5. 05Security and incident responseControls, triage, evidence and the response to an incident.4 lessons
  6. 06Platforms and consumer productsIntermediary roles, content requests and the consumer journey.4 lessons
  7. 07AI products and procurementHow AI systems work, data and IP questions, and buying AI tools.4 lessons
  8. 08Regulatory practice and client deliveryClassification, controls, regulator responses and client-ready advice.4 lessons
  9. 09Comparative legal reasoningNovel questions and foreign authorities, used correctly.4 lessons
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Why Klauvy

Technology work starts with the product.

Technology matters rarely start with a clean legal question. They start with a product, a vendor or a data flow that someone has to understand before the contract can be read.

Klauvy is a place to build that understanding, with every point tied to its source in Indian law.

About Klauvy

Questions

Who is Klauvy for?

Lawyers in India who advise on technology: at firms, in-house and in independent practice. It assumes legal training and explains the technology from the ground up.

Is anything in Klauvy legal advice?

No. Klauvy is a learning and practice workspace. It does not provide legal services, source clients or refer matters, and using it does not create an advocate and client relationship.

Can I use a draft in a live matter?

Each draft is a starting point with editable fields, not a finished document. Adapt it to the facts and the applicable law, and review it before use.

How current is the law?

Every lesson states the date the law is stated as at, and every source shows when it was retrieved. Klauvy does not update automatically, so check commencement and amendments before relying on a point.

Where are my documents stored?

In your browser, on your device. They are never uploaded. Your account uses cloud services, and your learning progress syncs only if you turn sync on.

What does an account open?

All nine subjects, the drafted agreements, client playbooks, the reference library, the review desk and the full glossary. Technology for Lawyers opens without an account.

Know the product
before the contract.

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Disclaimer

The Bar Council of India does not permit advocates to advertise or solicit work. Klauvy is a learning and practice workspace and does not provide legal services. By continuing, you acknowledge that:

  • you are visiting of your own accord, and there has been no advertisement, solicitation or inducement;
  • nothing on this website or in Klauvy is legal advice or a legal opinion;
  • using Klauvy does not create an advocate and client relationship.
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