Paralegal + legal-support firms · workflow automation
Deadlines computed from intake and tracked with reminders, so no filing date lives in a spreadsheet.
Matter intake and deadline tracking are exacting, repetitive, and unforgiving of a missed date - which makes them a good fit for deterministic software. The system receives the document, extracts the fields, validates against rules, and computes deadlines; high-risk items escalate to a person. This is workflow software, not legal advice: it organizes and tracks the work, and it never automates professional judgment.
The deterministic teardown
71%
of matter intake + filing + deadline tracking runs on deterministic rules
5/7 steps at $0 runtime · 1 use AI
Deterministic steps run as rules / templates / lookups - no model call, near-zero cost. This teardown is our estimate, not measured client data.
Common questions
No. This is workflow software for legal-support operations - intake, document handling, deadline tracking, and filing logistics. It does not give legal advice or automate professional judgment. High-risk matters escalate to a supervising professional, who makes every call.
Deadlines are computed deterministically from your own intake rules and tracked with reminders and exception flags, which removes the human-memory failure point. A person still reviews and owns the calendar - the software is a safety net under your process, not a replacement for it.
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