One name. Two people. A very different story.
A production arrives. Two people share a name. Pages are missing. A date needs a trigger. Before drafting begins, the record needs to tell those stories apart.
BRON · System of record for a litigation matter
Drafting is the easy part.
From the first page to the filing that leaves your desk. Follow the sources, try the gates, and check the record for yourself.
- 01Enters
- 02Gates
- 03Leaves
- 04Keeps
- 01One name. Two people. A very different story.
- 02The draft is good. What stops the bad one leaving?
- 03The part you don’t take on faith — including the other side.
- 04Your file on your way out. Your AI driving it.
Who it is for
Litigation boutiques of five to fifty attorneys, who run the whole matter and put their own name on every filing.
- Connects
- Matter management, research, drafting, signature, valuation and citation checks, connected through the same matter record.
- Keeps
- A firm export with documents, structured records, the audit chain and its timestamp proof. The archive can be checked without BRON.
- Refuses
- A point estimate. A date the rules did not set. A send with an unverified authority. A scoreboard below ten resolved matters.
Why now
The model changes. The responsibility stays.
A fluent draft still needs its sources checked. A client portal still needs a boundary. A receipt still needs to say what it proves. Those checks belong in the workflow.
Choose the model for the work. Keep the evidence for the decisions.
Register interest
See it on a matter.
Tell us what your firm needs to see. We’ll walk through a fictional matter together, from the incoming record to the checks on what leaves.
The model will change.Keep the record.