Deadline engine
Statutory terms are computed deterministically from counsel-ratified rules. Every date shows its statutory basis and derivation, and no date is applied from a document until the lawyer confirms it.
Platform
One file, six stages, one lawyer in control at every step. Nothing below happens without the lawyer of record, and nothing renders that has not been verified.
A secure public form opens the file and the client books a confirmed slot from the lawyer's real availability. A limitation radar checks the dates supplied at intake against limitation and complaint-duty periods before anyone opens the matter.
The consultation is recorded with consent captured first, producing a transcript and a grounded analysis tied to the file. The client's statements are labelled as assertions, never as findings.
Every citation in the report is verified against its public source. Where authority cannot be verified, the platform abstains and says so rather than inventing something plausible.
Notices, demand letters, memoranda and contracts are drafted from the report's verified authorities on counsel-approved templates. The same gates apply, and nothing reaches a client without lawyer approval.
On release a verification certificate is issued and anchored to the audit chain. The complete dossier — documents and certificate included — exports as one bundle into the firm's own document management system.
After release the cited law is re-checked continuously, and the firm is alerted when an authority in a specific matter is overruled or narrowed.
Inside the file
Statutory terms are computed deterministically from counsel-ratified rules. Every date shows its statutory basis and derivation, and no date is applied from a document until the lawyer confirms it.
Upload contracts, letters and exhibits. Text is extracted on-platform, originals are not stored, dates are found deterministically, and the matter gets a derived overview of parties, timeline and obligations.
Every matter carries a chronological fact record. Each entry names its source — intake, transcript, or the deadline engine — and diverging dates are flagged before anyone relies on them.
The dossier, its documents and its certificate leave the platform as one bundle for the firm's own document management system. Your file remains your file.
Any firm can download its own AI-governance evidence file at any moment: oversight, releases, certificates and the live-verified audit chain, generated deterministically. Built for the EU AI Act's documentation expectations of a deployer.
Counted from the firm's own records and audit chain: advices released with a certificate, authorities verified, deadlines computed, alerts after release, exports, and the time from intake to released advice. Counts and durations only, no personal data, no model.
Where we operate
Live in the Netherlands, across contract, consumer, labour, tenancy, business and tort matters, with a counsel-ratified corpus and counsel-signed deadline rules. Other civil-law jurisdictions follow the same architecture, and we do not claim coverage before the corpus is ratified.
See it on a real matter