One desk.
Every matter.
You take appointments from CIArb, SIAC, CEDR and smaller bodies. Each has its own portal, its own rules, its own way. This is the one place you run all of it: your arbitrations and mediations, the documents, the deadlines, the drafting and the billing. The AI does the heavy lifting. You keep the judgment.
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To do, your way.
One running list for the whole workspace. See it as a notebook, a kanban board or a mindmap, whichever way you think. It saves to your account.
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It runs the file.
The agent tracks every deadline, drafts the reminder emails and status updates, and raises the invoice the moment a stage is done. For mass claims it works across the whole batch at once and can draft from the conference and hearing transcripts, so two hundred matters move like one. You approve; it acts.
Intern, or secretary.
The cheaper tier. Drafts, tracks and chases, but never decides and never sends on its own. Good for a neutral who wants speed without handing over control.
The fuller tier. Runs the matter end to end across your whole caseload, drafts at length, and prepares the billing. More capable, priced accordingly. Judgment still stays with you.
Run it.
Draft it.
Bill it.
One workspace across every institution, so nothing falls between portals. The AI drafts your orders, directions, agendas and award scaffolding from the matter in front of it. And your fees, hours and invoices sit in the same place. Powered by the Manch case engine, already live on real caseloads.