The controlled journey
From first enquiry to reviewed work.
The marketing site collects no case papers. After the live-data gates close, suitable users move into an assigned matter workspace, where access, instructions, drafts and releases are recorded by matter.
- General suitability screen.
Role, jurisdiction, broad matter type, document-volume band and timescale only. No names, allegations, case numbers or files. - Written scope.
The pilot states limits, fee, target timing, responsibilities, exclusions and cancellation terms before onboarding. - Assigned account and matter.
The practitioner creates the matter and grants named users only the access they need. - Files and instructions.
Users upload through the matter workspace and explain what the material relates to. - Internal preparation.
Working material is kept inside the authorised review boundary. Automated model processing is not included in the launch promise. - Check and named release.
The assigned release owner decides what to release and to whom. This is an administrative release control, not a promise of legal review. The portal does not file or serve it. - Feedback and correction.
The named user can accept, correct or reject while the original record remains traceable. - Close-out and retention.
Access, export, retention and deletion follow the approved engagement and privacy process.
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The 15-minute demonstration uses a fully invented matter and contains no customer or court data.