Legal practices run on documentation, deadlines, and detail. Sightline secures the matter files, Rapport runs client intake and the relationship, and Mosaic organizes documents and matter data. You own all three outright, self-hosted within your jurisdiction, with unlimited seats.
Legal services have been slower than many industries to adopt AI, driven by legitimate concerns about confidentiality, privilege, and accuracy. But the most successful firms have moved decisively into automating non-substantive work, intake, document organization, scheduling, and billing, where legal risk is minimal and a meaningful share of paralegal and admin time can be freed without touching client confidentiality. Owning the systems, and hosting them in your own environment, is what makes that safe.
Initial inquiry through engagement letter, including document collection, conflict-of-interest scanning, and matter setup. Compresses days to hours.
Automated document classification, indexing, and search across matter files. Privilege-aware retrieval respects access controls.
Court date tracking, deadline management, and proactive reminders. Reduces missed-deadline risk while freeing paralegal time.
The products for Legal teams
For legal teams, the products are yours to own. You deploy them in your own cloud or self-host them, run them with unlimited seats, and keep your data on infrastructure you control. One owned system replaces a stack of subscriptions. Book a demo to see the products on your own workflows.
Yes. Sightline and Mosaic segregate matter files, control access via role-based permissions, and maintain audit trails sufficient to demonstrate privilege has not been waived. Because you own and host the products, the files never leave your control.
No, by design. The products automate the administrative workflow around legal practice. They do not provide legal advice or replace lawyer judgment, and document automation is template-based, not generative legal writing.
The products self-host on your infrastructure within your jurisdiction. Australian practices on Australian-located cloud, UK practices on UK-located cloud, and so on. You own the software and the data, with unlimited seats for the whole firm.
