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.
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
LitifyHAQQFrequently 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.
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