Built for law firms
You handle the casesIt handles the rest
Conflict checks at intake, a paper trail for pre-trial negotiation, documents and evidence sorted the moment you forward them, deadlines computed by the rules, and invoices that include disbursements.
Works with the tools you already use
From intake to closing, every step covered
What firms fear most is a miss: a skipped conflict check, a lost deadline, an unbilled disbursement. Try every step below.
Instant conflict check
Before taking a new client, search the whole firm — parties, related companies, past opponents — in seconds.
- Includes parent companies and subsidiaries
- Matching files are flagged for you
- A partner makes the final call
Intake summary
A long voice note or message from a client becomes a one-page case summary, plus a draft engagement letter and fee estimate.
- Key facts extracted, with the client's own words
- Flags the most urgent time limit
- Engagement letter and fees go out only after a lawyer approves
Pre-trial negotiation
The negotiation letter, proof of sending and receipt, and the other side's reply are recorded step by step, ready to attach to the claim.
- Drafts the negotiation letter from the case facts
- Starts the clock on delivery
- Bundles the proof as claim attachments
No reply within 30 days of receipt counts as an attempt to negotiate, so the claim can be filed.
Evidence timeline
Screenshots, bank statements and emails from the client are put into one timeline, and anything that doesn't add up is marked in red.
Read any document in seconds
Forward a contract or court notice and it pulls out the parties, amounts, key clauses and deadlines.
- Works with PDFs, photos and email attachments
- Key clauses highlighted, with where they appear in the original
- Reads documents in Spanish, English and Chinese
Redline review
When opposing counsel sends back a revised contract, it compares every clause and tells you what changed and what risk it means for your client.
- Clause-by-clause against your draft
- High-risk changes first
- Drafts your response
Never miss a deadline
As soon as a court notice arrives, the deadline is computed by procedural rules — including deemed service when it isn't opened and skipping weekends.
- LexNET notices counted from legal service
- Business days only, weekends skipped
- Reminders by case and by responsible lawyer
Unopened for 3 business days: deemed served on Oct 22
Counting business days from the next day, weekends excluded
Deadline: Thu, Oct 29
Hours, disbursements and billing
Log hours by saying them, log disbursements by snapping the receipt. Invoices list fees and disbursements separately, with taxes right first time.
- Disbursements itemised, outside VAT
- IVA and IRPF withholding calculated
- Invoices comply with Verifactu
In Spanish, telling Mr García that the court has admitted the appeal, the next hearing is on 3 December and he needs to prepare 2 supporting documents.
Client updates
When a case moves forward, it writes the update in the client's language and sends it once the lawyer has checked it.
- By email or WhatsApp
- Legal terms explained in plain words
- Always waits for the lawyer's OK before sending
Mobile app
Run the firm even from the courthouse corridor
A quick look between hearings: today's deadlines, documents that just arrived, clients waiting for a reply.
For firms of every size
We tailor it to your firm and the way you already work.
Working alone, you most need someone watching deadlines and paperwork.
2 to 20 lawyers: conflicts, matters, hours and billing in one place.
Clients from many countries, with updates written in each client's language.
Plenty of contracts and deadlines, with renewal and termination dates flagged automatically.
Every day, a lot less work
Illustrative scenarios
We used to track appeal deadlines in Excel. Now they're read straight from court notices and we get reminders days ahead.
Pre-trial negotiation letters, receipts and replies are filed automatically, so the proof is ready when we file.
Between hearings I log hours by voice and snap disbursement receipts into the matter. Nothing slips at month-end billing.