Litify vs HAQQ
Litify is a full legal platform on Salesforce with strong agentic drafting. HAQQ matches the ops, adds real legal research, and is native to Arabic and MENA.
5/16 features where HAQQ leads
The short version
Litify is genuinely capable: matters, CRM, intake, billing, reporting, and AI agents that draft demand letters and discovery responses over your own data. Its gaps are legal research, language, and deployment. It does no case-law research, is cloud-only on Salesforce, and is built for US plaintiff and corporate teams. HAQQ matches the ops and drafting, adds jurisdiction-aware research, native Arabic, and an on-premise option.
Research inside the matter
Litify's AI agents draft and reason over your own firm data, which is strong. They do not do case-law or statutory research. HAQQ folds drafting, review, and jurisdiction-aware research into the same engine, so lawyers do not need a separate Lexis or Westlaw seat.
Arabic and MENA, not a US add-on
Litify is built on Salesforce for US firms; its multi-language and multi-jurisdiction support is inherited and unverified. HAQQ is native Arabic and multi-jurisdiction by design.
On-premise for privileged work
Litify is cloud-only on Salesforce. HAQQ offers an on-premise deployment so privileged client matter can stay inside your own infrastructure.
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
Litify
HAQQFrequently Asked Questions
Is HAQQ a Litify alternative?
Yes. HAQQ covers matters, CRM, intake, documents, time, billing, and AI drafting like Litify, and adds jurisdiction-aware legal research, native Arabic, and an on-premise option.
Does Litify do legal research?
No. Litify's ACE agents draft and analyze your own matter data but do not perform case-law or statutory research, so firms still need a separate research tool. HAQQ includes research.
Can Litify run on-premise or in Arabic?
Litify is cloud-only on Salesforce, with no Litify-specific Arabic UI. HAQQ is native Arabic, multi-jurisdiction, and offers an on-premise deployment.
