LexFlow.systems
Proof that never leaves your office.
Every exhibit fingerprinted. Every fact in the draft cited to its exhibit. LexFlow.systems runs on your firm’s own computers, so your client’s evidence never leaves the building.
Ex. 1sha256 9f3a 61c0 e2b7 …intact
Ex. 2sha256 04d8 a91f 7c3e …intact
Ex. 3sha256 b2e6 0f45 d18a …waiting on a person
12. The notice was delivered on March 4. (Ex. 2)
Illustration · demo video coming
Pilot programLimited spotsRuns on your computersNo training on your data
You’re probably thinking:
- “I can’t trust what a machine reads.” You shouldn’t have to. SI drafts. You confirm.
- “One exhibit I can’t authenticate could cost me the motion.” Every file is fingerprinted the moment it arrives, so you can show it hasn’t changed since.
- “My client’s files can’t sit on someone else’s server.” They don’t. LexFlow.systems runs on your firm’s own computers and never trains on your data.
- “I’ve read about lawyers sanctioned for citations nobody checked.” Every fact in the draft points to an exhibit you hold.
- “What if something important got left out?” Every document says what was left out, and the open-items list says why.
- “Nothing decided at 11 p.m. that I can’t stand behind.” An uncertain date or reading waits for you. Nothing is guessed.
- “I don’t have time to learn another system.” Drop the files in a folder. Fingerprinted exhibits and a cited draft come out.
- “I’ll wait until everyone else is using it.” By then the pilot is closed. Pilot firms shape it first, and spots are limited.
- “I’ll believe it when I see it.” Good. Every pilot starts with watching it run on a live call.
Pilot call · 45 minutes · watch a folder of scans become fingerprinted exhibits and a cited draft