AI for law firms, built by someone who trained in law.
Your lawyers should spend their hours on advice, not on intake forms, conflict searches and chasing signed engagement letters. We automate the work around the legal work, and a lawyer approves every decision that matters. It works 24/7, so no enquiry goes unanswered and no new client is missed, even at night or on weekends.
Shirley Lim, Founder & Chief AI Officer: LLB (University of London), IT (University of Newcastle), AI (Caltech, MIT)
A founder who understands how a law firm works
Shirley Lim, our Founder & Chief AI Officer, trained in law (LLB, University of London) before working in IT (University of Newcastle) and AI (Caltech, MIT). So the first conversation is not about technology. It is about your duties to your clients, and how AI can respect them.
- Solicitor-client privilege
- Confidentiality under the Professional Conduct Rules
- Conflict checks before you take a matter
- PDPA consent, retention and cross-border transfers
- The Courts' guide on generative AI tools
- A lawyer signs off anything that reads like advice
From first enquiry to signed engagement letter
One example: the AI Omnichannel Sales Agent and the Quotation & Follow-up automation, set up for a law firm. The highlighted steps are always a lawyer.
- 01AIEnquiry arrives
WhatsApp, website chat or email, 24/7, in English or Chinese. No enquiry is missed, even after office hours.
- 02AIAI intake
Captures the matter type, parties, urgency and documents, and replies politely without giving advice.
- 03AIConflict check
Searches your client and matter list for the parties and related names, and flags possible matches.
- 04LawyerLawyer review
A lawyer accepts, declines or asks for more. Conflicts are never cleared by the AI.
- 05LawyerFee quote and engagement letter
Drafted from your own templates and rates. The lawyer approves before anything is sent.
- 06AIFollow-up and booking
Polite reminders until the letter is signed, and the first meeting booked into your calendar.
Your team asks in plain words and gets answers from your own precedents, templates and practice notes, with the source document for every answer.
- ✓ Every step logged
- ✓ Access by role and matter
- ✓ Data region agreed with you
- ✓ No client data used to train AI models
What each one does in a law firm
Each automation has a fixed scope and goes live in about a month.
Built for the confidentiality you owe your clients
Advice, conflicts and fee terms always go through a named lawyer before anything leaves the firm.
Every message, search and draft is logged, so you can show who did what and when.
Staff see only the matters and documents their role allows.
We agree in writing where your data is stored and processed, and how long it is kept.
We use AI providers' business services, which do not train their models on your data by default.
Privileged material stays inside the tools we set up for you, never in free public AI apps.
Legal AI — Six Impact Areas
Contract review summarisation, clause extraction, comparison, document organisation and retrieval. Reduces manual workload without losing control.
Faster retrieval of relevant cases and materials, structured knowledge access across documents, improved research efficiency.
Identifying patterns across past cases, highlighting potential risk areas, supporting scenario analysis and decision preparation.
Document routing and approvals, task tracking and coordination, process standardisation. Operational consistency improves.
AI routes new client enquiries, captures matter details, checks for conflicts, and assigns to the right team — eliminating manual intake steps and reducing response time.
AI assists with time tracking, draft invoice generation, and disbursement classification — reducing write-offs, improving billing accuracy, and accelerating collection cycles.
Three steps, no long commitment
Tell us which process takes most of your fee-earners' time. We show you the automation working on demonstration data.
Introduction to AI Governance for your partners and managers: the risks, the rules and the four questions to answer.
Fixed scope and fees agreed in writing before work begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Let's talk about your firm
A free 30-minute consultation with Shirley. Bring the one process that takes most of your fee-earners' time.
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