Legal Tech Services · Compliance · Discovery Billing
Fragmented evidence and manual recall cost billable hours. We build document intelligence, API integrations, and compliance-first workflows for SOC2 and HIPAA environments.

Partners should advise, back at counsel work
We index discovery files, build the audit trail a GDPR (DSGVO) or DSAR request expects, and connect the case systems your team already uses. A technical compliance audit confirms the controls hold up before a regulator asks.
Strong advice still sits on weak systems
Partners stay on counsel work. We fix the systems behind discovery, drafting reuse, and compliance evidence.
Discovery starts with fragmented evidence
Files, emails, and notes live across drives and inboxes. Billable hours go to reconstruction when systems do not carry matter context.
Drafting depends on manual recall
Clauses get rewritten that already exist in the firm. Precedent reuse is inconsistent and quality varies by who is online.
Compliance evidence assembled after the fact
SOC2 and HIPAA controls sit in spreadsheets. Under pressure the firm cannot prove chain-of-custody fast enough.
Document intelligence, compliance workflows, integrations
Legal judgment stays with your partners. We remove repeated friction from matter workflows and make evidence a system behavior.
When the same intake pattern appears across practice groups, we build it once with audit trails built in.
Prior matter history as billable recovery
Index pleadings, discovery packets, and clause libraries into searchable matter context. Precedents in minutes from indexed matter history.
Evidence capture in daily operations
Intake, approvals, and routing with SOC2 and HIPAA evidence built in. Audit readiness stays continuous through daily workflows.
Connect the stack, keep institutional memory
API integration between PMS, DMS, and client portals. Data flows once and stays traceable.
For legal operators
For partner-led practices specifically: document intelligence, compliance-first workflows, and integrations sized to a single-office or boutique firm rather than a multi-entity legal group.
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Intake is specific. Your site still qualifies buyers
Matter routing and document handling are unique to firms. Client-facing sites and repeat admin work follow the same delivery pattern we use elsewhere.
Also relevant in your sector: Technical compliance audits, Document workflow automation, Security & access controls.
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What firms ask before they engage
Will this replace our document management system?
No. We index and connect what you already use, DMS, PMS, and client portals, so search and routing work across all of them. We replace a system only when it cannot meet SOC2 or HIPAA evidence requirements.
How do you handle privileged and confidential material?
Access controls, encryption, and logging are scoped per matter before any indexing or automation work starts. Nothing is exposed to a wider audience than your current permissions already allow.
Can you help us prepare for a SOC2 or HIPAA audit specifically?
Yes. We build evidence capture into daily intake, approval, and routing workflows so audit readiness is continuous rather than a quarterly fire drill, then confirm it with a focused technical compliance review.
What does a legal ops engagement typically cost?
A legal ops diagnosis starts from €3,500 and runs one to two weeks. Document intelligence and integration builds are quoted fixed price, typically €8,000 to €40,000 depending on practice group count and system complexity.
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