An assistant that answers from your firm's own records.

Grounded in your matters, clients, documents, diary, time and ledger — citing what it used, and proposing rather than acting.

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Here’s how
it comes together.

  1. 01

    Answers with citations you can open

    Verity reads your matters, clients, documents, deadlines, time and ledger entries to answer a question, and shows the records it used so you can check them.

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    It proposes; you decide

    Anything that would change your firm — a fee note, a diary date, a task — arrives as a proposal showing the information behind it, and waits for your approval. Nothing is written because a model suggested it.

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What needs my attention?

The witness statement is ready for review. Brian is assigned to it. Your firm has recorded a hearing for 15 October at 10:00, at Milimani Law Courts.

Answers with sources.
Your data is never used to train a model.
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    Inside your firm's boundary

    Verity sees what the person asking is allowed to see, and nothing from any other firm. A question about a matter somebody is not on gets the same answer the product would give them.

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    Every question is on the audit trail

    What was asked, what was run, and which records were read — recorded per turn, because an assistant with access to a firm's file is one whose reading is worth being able to review.

What you should know.

Your data is not used to train a model.

It is software, not advice. A computed deadline, a conflicts result and an assistant's answer are each stated with what they do and do not establish, and none of them substitutes for the judgement of an advocate.

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