Creyten launches its full version with major upgrades in answer quality, advanced search and real-time fiscal updates. Built for legal and tax advisors, it now offers both a free model and an enterprise solution designed for professional use.

Creyten is a next-generation, AI-powered research assistant designed specifically for legal and tax advisors. It’s the result of a joint venture between Animo Law, a boutique tax law firm with decades of high-level advisory experience, and Acumen, a leading data consultancy specializing in data science and artificial intelligence. Together, we’ve created a tool that doesn’t just process legal data, but also meets the needs of a future-proof advisory practice.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the legal profession, reshaping how firms are structured, how advice is delivered, and what clients now expect from their advisors. What up until just recently required hours or days of manual research, can now be done in seconds. Legal professionals today work in an environment defined by complexity, speed, and constant change. Delivering advice that is complete, timely, and strategically valuable has never been more challenging and critical. Creyten was built to meet exactly that challenge.

The rise of AI-powered tools is not just transforming how lawyers work internally, it is also reshaping the very relationship between law firms and their clients.

For decades, giving quality legal advice has meant hours, sometimes even days of research, careful reading of legislation, and manual comparison of sources. Even the most diligent lawyers faced practical limits: time, budget, and human capacity to process vast amounts of information. AI may is changing all of that.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming not just the way law firms work, but also the way they think about talent. Nowhere will this shift be more visible than in how firms hire, train and retain their people.

AI has changed the legal world. Its impact is profound, influencing everything from how law and advisory firms are organized, to the structure and speed of our advice, and even the way we interact with clients. Tasks that once required days of manual work can now be completed in seconds, forcing the profession to rethink its entire operating model.