JurisBuild keeps intake, deadlines, documents, demand packets, e-signatures, client communications, and Scribe in one case record.
Built and designed by people who work personal-injury cases. Scribe drafts and flags; your team reviews and sends.
When drafting, PDF work, signatures, client communications, and AI live in separate tools, each handoff creates another download, upload, version, status check, or explanation. JurisBuild keeps those core workflows tied to the same case, so the record stays current and the next person can see what happened.
Each handoff can add another copy, status gap, or explanation of the same case.
Core workflows share the same case data. Connect external systems where needed.
Convert an intake into a case without re-entering the parties, policies, providers, notes, or important dates. Statute dates remain visible firm-wide and are confirmed by your team before reliance.
Prepare demands, bills of particulars, discovery responses, correspondence, and other documents while the relevant case information remains available beside the draft.
Select records and exhibits from the case, set their order, apply exhibit labels or Bates numbers, and rebuild the packet when documents change.
Send retainers, authorizations, and releases using your own forms. Track status from the case, and save the completed document back to the case automatically.
Client texts, email, faxes, and internal communications remain searchable with the case, so the file does not depend on one employee's inbox or phone.
Scribe was built and designed by people who work personal-injury cases every day. It works from the documents, notes, deadlines, communications, and treatment history already saved to the case and available to the authorized user. It can prepare first drafts, summarize new records, answer case-status questions, and identify files that may be stalled.
Scribe drafts, summarizes, and flags. Your team reviews and sends. Scribe actions are logged and reviewable.
"What is stuck on Hernandez?" "Which cases have a statute date inside 60 days?" "Which open files name Walmart as a defendant?" Scribe answers from the case information the authorized user is permitted to see.
Ask for a report on a schedule and Scribe proposes it: what it covers, how often it repeats, and who receives it. You approve it, then it arrives without anyone remembering to run it. Scheduled reports draw from a vetted set, because a report that runs unattended has no one reviewing it first.
Demands, bills of particulars, discovery responses, motions, and correspondence start from information already saved to the case. Each draft opens in the editor for attorney or staff review.
Where enabled, Scribe identifies public authorities for lawyer review. The responsible attorney reads the authorities, confirms their treatment and applicability, and makes the legal determination.
The reports a firm keeps, each one running on its own schedule and going to the people who need it. Opening the deadlines report gives you the printed sheet: every statute and notice of claim in the window, and which dates a person has actually verified.
Not everyone at the firm should see the whole book. Reports is set per person, and anyone without it never sees the tab.
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Scribe Score is an operational workflow indicator based on visible case activity, deadlines, requests, tasks, and other configured signals. The dashboard brings files with potential blockers to the top and shows the factors that affected each score.
It does not value a case, predict an outcome, or replace legal judgment.
Authorized administrators can describe how the firm should handle case types, deadlines, document categories, naming conventions, and other routine settings. Scribe turns the request into a concrete batch of proposed changes. Review each item, deselect anything you do not want, and approve when ready.
Applied changes are logged, linked to the Scribe conversation, and reversible. Routine configuration can follow how your team already explains its workflow, without turning each change into a separate admin or support project.
Examples of the proposals Scribe can prepare. Admin-only, reviewed, audited, and reversible.
We review how cases move through your firm today, including the systems, forms, handoffs, deadlines, and workarounds involved.
A shared map of the current process
You receive a written plan identifying what JurisBuild would replace, what would remain, what data would be migrated, what must be configured, and what implementation would require.
Clear scope before implementation begins
We configure your case structure, forms, workflows, permissions, and reporting, then migrate the agreed data. Your team and ours review critical dates before the firm relies on them.
Configured workflows and validated migration
Attorneys, paralegals, and administrators receive role-specific training. The implementation plan identifies support responsibilities and the process for post-launch changes.
A documented path through go-live
In thirty minutes, we map the core systems and handoffs involved in moving a case.
One case record for the work that moves a personal-injury case.
Material changes are communicated to customers
SOL Command Center
statute dates visible firm-wide for review
Demand packet rebuild
reorder exhibits and rebuild after documents change
Scribe daily briefing
what needs you today, ready before you sit down
PDF OCR and Bates stamping
scans become searchable, numbered exhibits
Calendar sync
Outlook and Google, two-way, per attorney
Scribe dictation
talk through a case; Scribe writes it down
JurisBuild combines encryption, access controls, firm-level data isolation, activity logging, and backup and recovery controls. Scribe prepares and recommends; authorized members of your firm review and approve.
Read the full security overviewClient data is encrypted everywhere it lives and everywhere it moves.
Each firm's data is isolated at the database layer.
Access follows firm and user permissions, with an additional sign-in safeguard.
Drafts, recommendations, and approvals remain available for review.
Automated backups and recovery controls support platform resilience.
Client information is not used to train models shared across customers.
Anything else, ask on the call or write to info@jurisbuild.com. A person reads each note.
Your configuration, forms, templates, and data remain yours. You can export your data in standard formats throughout the relationship, including if you decide to leave.
Pricing is per seat, with volume discounts as the team grows. During the workflow review, we provide the exact number and map it against the systems JurisBuild would replace or connect to.
Timing depends on migration scope, integrations, configuration, and training needs. The written implementation plan sets the expected timeline, responsibilities, validation steps, and go-live process before work begins.
The written migration scope identifies which cases, documents, contacts, dates, and history will move. Your team and ours review critical dates before the firm relies on the migrated data.
Each firm's data is isolated at the database layer and encrypted at rest and in transit. Access follows firm and user permissions, and client information is not used to train shared models. The security page explains the controls in more detail.
Nothing reaches the outside world unless a person at your firm sends it. Scribe does not email or text a client, file or serve with a court, or contact an adjuster, opposing counsel, or any other third party. Its work arrives as a draft, a summary, an answer, or a flag that an authorized person reviews and decides what to do with. Scribe activity is logged either way.
No. JurisBuild does not replace a licensed research platform or citator. Where enabled, Scribe can identify public authorities and prepare a research starting point, but the responsible attorney reviews the sources, confirms their treatment and applicability, and makes the legal determination.
No. Scribe Score is an operational workflow indicator based on configured case signals. It does not determine case value, predict an outcome, or replace legal judgment. Open the score to see the factors that affected it.
Yes. During implementation, we configure your forms, case structure, and deadline workflows for your practice. Your firm reviews and confirms the controlling deadlines before relying on them.
In a 30-minute product walkthrough, we use a representative sample case to show how the core workflow moves from intake through review. You can see the product boundaries, migration approach, and human-review controls in context.
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