One authorized matter. One supervised chronology. Every proposed fact reviewable against a source page.

The firm selects an authorized PDF set and named reviewers. Under Seal registers source files, records page-level coverage, supports local retrieval and chronology review, retains versioned receipts, and blocks export when configured checks remain unresolved.

• One matter and a written document boundary
• Firm-controlled compatible hardware
• Local PDF intake and OCR fallback
• Source-page pins and visible gaps
• Accept, edit, reject, or not-found review
• Named-attorney approval for eligible exports

The current pilot does not include autonomous filing, deadline calculation, discovery certification, legal advice, client communications, settlement decisions, trust accounting, billing automation, deposition products, or a complete six-desk platform.

A pilot requires representative product evidence, supported hardware, identity and deployment controls, backup and recovery, a named lawyer review for the selected jurisdiction and matter profile, signed commercial terms, operator training, and a successful non-client rehearsal.

The pilot measures source coverage, source-pin support, unsupported or materially corrected claims, reviewer time and correction burden, reliability, support load, and recovery behavior. It does not convert one successful matter into a universal accuracy or savings claim.

Stop and remediate if matter material leaves the approved environment, a fabricated citation passes, a source pin does not support an accepted statement, a held page is silently trusted, a receipt is missing, or an unresolved blocking check is exported.