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- Onboarding
- We take a limited number of firms at a time, so each one gets its instance configured and its partners trained.
- What we ask for
- Five details. Enough to know which practice you run and what to prepare.
- Faster route
- A demo is 45 minutes on your own book, with an honest answer at the end.
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The work is done first. You read it and say yes.
There is no dashboard to check and no form to fill in. You ask for what you need the way you would ask a good associate — in Teams, WhatsApp or email — and the briefing, the draft or the answer comes back.
It happens while you are in court.
Twelve follow-ups from INTA, written. Your two o’clock briefing, prepared. A business card filed against the right company. It all queues in your AI Inbox — you come out of court, read it, and approve.
Ask for it two minutes before a meeting.
“Prep me for my 2pm with Baker McKenzie.” Who is in the room, what you last agreed, what they have filed since — answered in Teams or WhatsApp while you walk to it.
It picks up how your firm works.
That Dr. Reinhardt answers on Teams and never on email. That your renewal notes go out ninety days ahead. That Bayer needs a partner to sign off. It keeps what the firm tells it, and applies it next time without being reminded.
“What used to take our BD team an entire Monday morning now happens before I’ve finished my coffee. Lexi drafts the outreach, preps the briefings, tracks the follow-ups — and honestly, for the first time in twenty years, business development actually feels enjoyable.”
Sebastián González-Yanes
Partner, Partnell