Instruction
The matter opens with an instruction: the question, the parties, and the documents the firm already holds.
AI on top of the practice system.
Intelligence here means the AI and analysis a firm runs on the matters already in its practice system: reading documents, organising the file, and preparing work a lawyer can check.
Instruction to file.
A legal matter moves through the practice system. Each stage stays on the file a practitioner can review.
Matter
That instruction becomes a file in the practice management system, with a status, an owner, and a boundary around who can see it.
Documents
Correspondence, contracts, and records are brought onto the file and given a consistent structure.
Review
The system reads and organises that material so a practitioner can check the passages that matter.
Advice
The output is something a lawyer can assess: a structured note, still tied to the documents it came from.
File
The advice, the mark-up, or the next step goes back onto the matter. Judgement stays with the practitioner.
System studies.
Abstract models of the kinds of systems Alitas designs. They are diagrams, not product screenshots.