Law Firms
Automate the administrative half of practicing law
The parts of a firm that are safe and valuable to automate are rarely the legal judgment — they are intake, document assembly, deadline tracking, and time capture. That is where the hours leak, and where the risk of automating is lowest.
What we hear from small and mid-sized law firms
- Intake calls are screened by whoever picks up
- Standard documents are assembled by copying the last matter
- Billable time is reconstructed from memory on Friday
- Discovery review is expensive and linear
- Deadlines are tracked in a calendar somebody has to maintain
Software we work alongside
What we would build
Intake screening and conflict pre-check
Structured intake that captures the facts, runs a preliminary conflicts check, and routes to the right attorney.
→ Fewer unqualified consultations
Document assembly from matter data
Standard filings and agreements generated from structured matter fields.
→ Substantial time per document, with fewer copy-paste errors
Passive time capture
Draft time entries proposed from calendar, email, and document activity for attorney approval.
→ Recovers billable hours that currently go unrecorded
Services that apply here
AI Automation
Most businesses do not have an AI problem.
from $6,500Document & Paperwork Automation
Invoices, purchase orders, acreage reports, delivery tickets, insurance forms, blueprints, inspection sheets.
from $9,000Custom Software
There is a point where the off-the-shelf tool stops fitting and the spreadsheet becomes load-bearing.
from $18,000