Drafted from your own precedents. Signed from the matter. Filed back to it.
A document library with versions and text extraction, a precedent bank that assembles deterministically, native e-signature, and a client portal to sign in.
Here’s how
it comes together.
- 01
Documents with an append-only version history
Every document carries its versions; version one is written with the document and nothing overwrites a previous one. Each mutation emits an audit row, so who replaced what and when is a question with an answer.
- 02
Text extraction and search
Uploaded documents are read for text — including scanned pages through OCR — and indexed, so a search finds the phrase inside a PDF rather than only the filename somebody typed.
Every file.
Where it belongs.
Matter access- 03
A precedent library that assembles, never invents
Your own precedents with merge fields, filled from the matter. The engine is a pure function: it composes no clause, rephrases nothing and chooses nothing. What comes out is exactly what a person can predict by reading the template.
{{client.name}}Miriam Okoth{{matter.reference}}MAT-0142{{matter.title}}Commercial dispute — carriage of goods{{advocate.name}}Amina Kamau- 04
Native e-signature
An envelope wraps a document from the matter it belongs to, takes multiple signers, verifies each with a one-time code sent to them alone, and files the executed copy back against the matter as a new version with the audit trail attached.
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A client portal, per person
Each named person at a client gets their own access to the matters you have shared with them — two people at one company can hold different access to the same file — and it is where they sign.
What you should know.
A one-time code proves the signer held the address or number your firm sent it to. It is not identity verification, and nothing here screens a signer against a register.
Precedent assembly is merge fields only. It will not draft a clause for you, and it is not the assistant — deliberately, because a document that a person cannot predict from the template is a document nobody can safely sign.
The rest of your practice.
Answers grounded in your own records.
Matters & clientsEvery client, file and next step connected.
Court diary & deadlinesStay ahead of dates and deadlines.
Time & billingTurn recorded work into fee notes.
Accounting & client moneyFollow firm funds and client money.
Payroll & leavePaydays with a clear paper trail.
People & permissionsPeople, permissions and shared context.
More room for your practice.
Bring the whole firm across in a weekend.
Migration, onboarding and support included on every plan.