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Melete for legal teams

Get through the document work behind every matter.

For small firms, in-house teams, and paralegals. Melete extracts deadlines, indexes productions, compares redlines, and follows up on client documents, with every summary linked to its source. Attorneys make the calls and approve anything that leaves the firm.

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What Melete takes off your plate

Four workflows for legal teams

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Turn engagement letters into a deadline calendar

Every date and notice period from a stack of agreements, with the clause quoted.

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Index a document production for review

A sortable index of a large production, with key terms and likely duplicates flagged.

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Check a redline against your playbook

Every change in the counterparty’s markup, compared with your standard and fallback terms.

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Chase missing documents from new clients

Check intake folders against your checklist and follow up until each file is complete.

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What stays with you

Works with the tools you already use

Microsoft OutlookGmailGoogle CalendarDropboxGoogle DriveGoogle SheetsMicrosoft TeamsPDFs

Connect the sources a task needs, and choose what Melete can access for each one.

Questions

Does Melete give legal advice?
No. It organizes documents, extracts dates and terms with a citation to the source, and drafts material for an attorney to review. Legal judgment, and anything sent outside the firm, stays with your attorneys.
How is client material kept separate?
Work on a matter can stay in your private workspace or in a project limited to the people on that matter. It is not added to shared firm memory unless someone chooses to share it. Follow your firm’s policies on which systems may hold client files.
Do we need to change where our documents live?
No. Melete works with the files and email you already use, such as Dropbox, Google Drive, and Microsoft Outlook, and only with the sources you connect for a task.

Start with one task you repeat every week

Pick a workflow from this page and try it on real work. Connect only the sources it needs, and keep outgoing messages in review until the results hold up. The same workspace works for a team, and for personal tasks outside work.

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These are example requests, not customer stories. Adapt the details to your own work.