Three steps towards a focused pilot

We start with one agreed workflow and document collection. Scope, price and timing are confirmed before each stage, and you can decide whether to continue.

2. Prepare your documents for search

We prepare an agreed collection of documents for a separate search index, extracting readable text and useful details such as matter references, document types and dates. Uncertain matches are flagged for review. Your original files, folder structure and practice-management records remain unchanged.

3. Build and evaluate the pilot

We build and test retrieval over the agreed collection with your team. Evaluation covers relevant results, source references, access restrictions and questions without supporting material. Results are for internal review; the pilot does not file documents or send communications.

Read-only source access Source references for review Agreed data arrangements One focused pilot

Read-only by design. The pilot uses authorised read-only connections. It cannot rename, move, delete or write back to your original documents, database or practice management system. A separate search index holds the information needed for retrieval, with access and retention arrangements agreed before the pilot.

Small to mid-sized firms, including sole practitioners and owners with support staff, are welcome. An approved folder or export may be enough to begin; a live practice-management connection is not required for every pilot.