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Today
The first thing you see when you sign in: what is overdue, what is due today, the next seven days and the open case files with nothing scheduled. No menus.
Features
The whole firm in one simple program
What you need every day, on clear screens: you sign in, see what is due, work on the case and move on. It runs in the browser, with nothing to install.
What it does, screen by screen
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Document archive
Drag the documents onto the case file: PDF, images, Word. They are stored outside the website, classified and dated, and you can search them by name or by what they say.
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Drafting
You choose what to draft, say in two lines what it should say and get a draft to review on screen, save in the case file and open in Word.
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Case files and clients
Each matter with its client, its opposing party, its court and its timeline of steps taken. Search by title, reference, case number or name.
Deadlines that explain how they were counted
Business days, August, 24 December to 6 January, national holidays and those of your judicial district, service through LexNET and the grace day. Procedural, administrative or calendar-day counting.
Each deadline is saved with its step-by-step explanation and with the days that did not count, so you can check it.
Received through LexNET on Friday 24 July · 20 days
- It is deemed served on Monday 27 July.
- Counting starts on Tuesday 28.
- August does not count.
- It expires on 22 September. It can be filed until 3 p.m. on the 23rd.
And also
Diary
Deadlines, hearings, appointments and tasks for all your cases, with overdue items at the top.
Conflict of interest
When you add a client, it warns you if they already appear as the opposing party in another case.
Account for each case
Funds on account, disbursements and fees, and what is still to be invoiced.
Holidays in your judicial district
You add the local and regional holidays of your district and deadlines take them into account.
Engagement letter and letters
The engagement letter, the letter to the client or the case report, drafted with the details of the case file.
Shared case file
You share a case with the other professional through a private link: they see what you decide and you write to each other within the case.
From the court notice to the diary in three steps
- You drop the document onto the case file.
- The AI reads it and shows you what it is, which deadline it starts and which hearing it sets, with the sentence it took it from.
- You confirm. The program calculates the due date with your holidays and adds it to the diary.
Try it with your own demo firm
In one minute you have a firm with sample clients, case files and deadlines to try everything, including the artificial intelligence. Thirty days, no card and no commitment.
