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Hand any legal workflow to an AI employee

Start from a ready-made legal workflow or describe your own. Every employee works inside your permissions and waits for your approval.

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Most popular use cases

The work firms hand to a Lapt employee first.

Controls

Every workflow runs inside the same controls

Usage & outcomes

See hours returned, tasks completed, and approval rates for every employee, matter, and practice group.

Audit trail

Every read, draft, tool call, and approval is logged with who did it, on which matter, and when.

Private deployments

Run Lapt in a dedicated environment with private MCP servers, so matter data stays inside the boundary you set.

Matter-level permissions. Employees and people only see the matters they're staffed on.

Single sign-on. Sign in with the identity provider your firm already manages.

AI model controls. Choose which models your employees can use, and where they run.

Encryption. Matter data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

Data retention rules. Set how long matters, recordings, and drafts are kept.

Credential vault. Store connector credentials once and scope who can use them.

Firm policies & guardrails. Plain-English rules that block, flag, or log an action before it runs.

Tool call tracking. Trace every connector call an employee makes, with inputs and results.

Reporting. See adoption, hours returned, and outcomes by practice group.

Approval rules. Decide which actions need a sign-off, and who gives it.

Frequently asked questions

Repeatable legal operations work: answering and qualifying new inquiries, conflict checks, client follow-up, records requests and summaries, first drafts of demand letters and deposition outlines, docketing, document organization, client updates, and billing review. Attorneys keep the judgment calls.

Each employee has a persistent workspace with your matters, documents, templates, written instructions, and firm knowledge. You tell it how your firm works once, and it follows those instructions on every matter it touches.

Not unless you allow it. Approval rules decide which actions need a sign-off and who gives it. Most firms require approval before anything leaves the firm, and firm policies can block actions outright, such as contacting opposing counsel.

Summaries and drafts cite the document and page each fact came from, and the audit trail shows every file the employee opened and every connector call it made. You review, request changes, or approve.

Yes. You can describe a firm process in plain English and turn it into a custom workflow. For firm-specific systems or private environments, our Custom Software work builds it with you.

Practice management systems such as Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, and Filevine, plus Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, document management, phone, e-signature, and billing tools. See the full list on the integrations page.

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legal workflow

Pick the work that eats your team's week. Lapt's employee does it, and you approve it.

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