For legal operations
Forty requests came in this week by email, chat and hallway. Nobody can say which ones were urgent.
Material for the people who run the legal function: one front door for requests, reports built from what you already have, an AI policy your team can follow, and licenses that cover everyone.
The work that fills your week
- Intake from email, chat and forms, sorted by urgency and risk
- Monthly reports and board updates on legal workload
- Choosing, reviewing and logging AI tools for the team
- Setting one standard so every lawyer's AI output gets the same checks
- Budget requests for tools and training
AI can take the first pass
Sorting each new request by your triage rules; turning notes and tracker data into a report with every figure tied to its source; a first draft of the AI policy and tool review checklist.
You keep the decisions
The triage rules, what counts as urgent, which tools are approved and what the team standard is. The products keep those choices with you.
Built for this role
Pack
Legal Intake and Triage
A request form, triage rules, a tracker with service levels and prompts that sort each request.
See the packAgent kit
Reports and Memos
Turns notes and updates into a report with every figure tied to its source.
See the kitPack
AI Policy and Use
An acceptable use policy, legal team standard, tool intake checklist and use log.
See the packFree, with no email
Free tool
Budget request builder
A presentation and handout in your finance team's terms. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Build your requestFour minutes
Readiness check, team path
See where the team stands and the next two steps.
Take the checkEvery product shows its test status: the models and date once tested, or test pending. Updated versions are emailed to buyers when a supported model releases a major version, during their update period.