Call your own firm on a Saturday. Voicemail? The AI answers in one ring, screens the matter, books Monday’s consultation and emails the intake summary — before your competitor’s phone even rings.

“Any news on my case?” consumes hours of paralegal time. The AI answers from the matter record what you authorize it to share — and escalates anything beyond that to the team.

Practice area, jurisdiction, statute-of-limitations red flags, conflict-check basics: captured on the first call by YOUR intake criteria, filed before a human ever picks up.

A 240-page deposition becomes a themed digest overnight: admissions, contradictions and exhibits referenced by page and line — ready for the motion, verifiable in seconds.

The motion to compel starts from YOUR winning motion to compel: the AI drafts in the firm’s voice from the firm’s precedents, not from generic boilerplate.

Every draft lands in Output awaiting review. Nothing files, nothing sends, nothing leaves without an attorney’s decision — structurally.

PDFs, Word, scanned exhibits, faxed correspondence from 2009, hearing audio — the ingestion pipeline turns the banker’s boxes into queryable knowledge.

The AI cites the pleading, the transcript page, the contract clause — or says the answer is not in the file. In litigation, an invented citation is malpractice fuel; here it is structurally blocked.

The paralegal on the matter sees the matter; the associate on the other side of an ethical wall sees nothing — enforced server-side, not by folder etiquette.

Deposition digest, discovery summary, motion shell, engagement letter, chronology build: work types molded to your practice areas, with default sources and examples per type.

The AI’s workload reads like the firm’s docket: one-click views show what is urgent, late and due today — the pre-trial chronology does not slip while everyone briefs the appeal.

Every work is a full session: reasoning streamed, page-line sources cited, milestones tracked, linked to the matter and the calendar — supervisable and auditable.

Closing checklists, e-filing procedures, intake criteria, conflicts procedure, court-specific formatting rules: one library, current versions ranked first.

“What is our checklist for a UCC closing?” — answered in seconds with the document attached, at 4:55 PM before the wire deadline, to any authorized team member.

The AI drafting an engagement letter reads the engagement-letter playbook; the discovery summary work reads the discovery protocol — by construction, not by memory.

New paralegals and associates learn your intake criteria, filing procedures, billing conventions and systems through guided training — productive in days, progress visible to the office manager.

“How do I e-file in the Northern District?” — asked to the assistant, answered from the firm’s procedure with the checklist attached, without burning a senior associate’s billable hour.

Private chats work on any device with a login — the procedure answer follows the associate to the courthouse hallway, in their language.

Intake accepted: the flow drafts the engagement letter from your template, opens the matter checklist, and queues the welcome email — the client signs while the enthusiasm is warm.

Court notices, opposing counsel letters and signed agreements arriving by email are routed to the right matter with handling instructions — no misfiled order discovered in week three.

A hearing notice arrives: the date lands on the attorney’s calendar, response deadlines are computed into the task list, and the pre-hearing checklist work is scheduled — from one trigger.

Every client with a commercial lease expiring within a year, every estate plan older than five years, every referral source gone quiet: audiences built from your own records — no list exports to a marketing tool.

The non-compete rules changed: the AI drafts a plain-language alert to the clients it affects, in the firm’s voice, with the partner’s sign-off before anything sends.

Opt-outs, do-not-contact flags and your jurisdiction’s solicitation sensitivities are enforced by the system, not by memory. Every send is on the record.

Matters, contacts, documents and calendar entries mapped field by field, with a dry-run preview before anything writes — push, pull or two-way, your choice.

Time entries, invoices and trust-accounting documents route through the intake pipeline to the right matter — and the AI can draft the billing narratives and follow-up letters.

A full API for whatever else the firm runs: e-filing portals, research platforms, client portals — data in, results out, under scoped keys, every event logged.

A screened attorney does not see the walled matter — not in search, not in calendars, not in AI answers. The server redacts it before it leaves the database.

A searchable log of every audited action: who opened the file, who changed the draft, when — the answer to “who saw this?” in minutes, not a forensics engagement.

Your tenant is isolated: client files never train outside models. The on-premises option puts the entire system on hardware the firm owns, air-gap capable.

Ask the chat what a prospective client would: “I was rear-ended last week, can someone help me?” — watch it screen, qualify and offer the consultation slot.

Ask: “how would you digest a deposition?” — it walks the workflow it would run in your tenant: page-line cites, themes, attorney sign-off included.

The full demo loads a law-firm tenant with sample matters: intake screening, docket summaries, precedent answers — your world, working.