AI that your associates will actually use
without touching billable work.
Document-heavy practices have the highest-leverage AI opportunities in the mid-market — and the narrowest margin for error. We build the integrations where the upside is obvious and the liability is contained.
The legal AI pitches you're getting miss the point.
Most of the AI vendors calling your firm are selling one of two things: a wrapper on ChatGPT that your paralegals could use for free, or a six-figure 'legal research platform' that competes with Westlaw and Lexis.
Neither is what actually moves the needle for a mid-market firm. What moves the needle is the boring middle — the document intake, the intake form triage, the conflicts check, the invoice review, the summary generation. The work your associates hate, not the work that makes them associates.
We build the integrations that take that boring middle off your plate, while leaving anything touching client advice firmly in human hands.
Four integrations that pay for themselves fast
Intake form and conflicts check automation
New client intake forms get read, summarized, and cross-referenced against your conflicts database automatically. The human on your team spends 2 minutes reviewing instead of 20 minutes gathering.
Document summary and key-clause extraction
Long contracts, deposition transcripts, and discovery documents get first-pass summaries with clause-by-clause highlights. Your associate reads the summary, then dives into the sections that matter.
Invoice narrative auto-drafting
Time-entry narratives drafted from your timekeeping data in the firm's voice. The attorney reviews and finalizes in a fraction of the time — and billing goes out on time.
Matter status briefings for partners
Weekly auto-generated partner briefings pulling from your practice management system. No more 'send me an update' emails on Friday afternoons.
What changes after we ship
Paralegal spends 3 hours per week on intake form data entry
15 minutes reviewing auto-populated matter records
Associate reads a 60-page deposition end-to-end for context
Reads a 2-page summary, then the 5 pages that matter
Billing runs a week late because narratives aren't written
Draft narratives waiting for review the day after work is logged
The integrations we ship for firms don't write legal advice.
They erase the time spent on the admin work that surrounds legal advice. Your associates bill more, your partners get better reports, and your conflicts checks don't slip through the cracks.