AI for Legal tech

Legal platform engineering by Datics AI · Legal tech service

Request, payment and release flows changed in stages on a live legal platform, while it keeps running.

Your platform keeps taking requests and payments while its trust model changes. We assess what is built against what is required, then change it in stages, starting with a limited pilot.

Built in your codebase and tested in your vendors' sandboxes.

Legal software development for transcript and records platforms

  • Actual versus required, first. An assessment of the live platform against your own checklist before any change.
  • One request ID end to end. Questions, request, approval, price, payment, release and every timestamp on one platform ID.
  • Questions relayed, contacts hidden. Structured questions passed between attorneys and agencies, so neither side sees the other's details.
  • Roles and dashboards. Email verification, onboarding by role and dashboards for agencies, requesters and admins.

What it does

What the integration service covers.

Product engineering for legal marketplaces and records platforms: request lifecycles under one ID, payment at the seller's price, relayed questions that keep contact details private, and role based dashboards, changed in stages on the flows that already work.

Actual versus required, first

An assessment of the live platform against your own checklist before any change.

One request ID end to end

Questions, request, approval, price, payment, release and every timestamp on one platform ID.

Questions relayed, contacts hidden

Structured questions passed between attorneys and agencies, so neither side sees the other's details.

Roles and dashboards

Email verification, onboarding by role and dashboards for agencies, requesters and admins.

How it works

We start with a limited pilot on the flows that already work, then add file types, OCR and integrations in later stages. Every story goes through QA, and recorded walkthroughs let your team review each workflow before it reaches users.

Built on platform work we have delivered for a live transcript marketplace, from the request lifecycle to the move to metadata only discovery.

Transcripts U.S.

Court reporting · Transcript indexing

Court reporting agencies publish transcript metadata without the file ever leaving their browser

Agencies once uploaded full transcripts to the marketplace; now title page details are read in their own browser, and they confirm what is published.

Brownfield AIInside a live productDocument intelligence
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Transcripts U.S.

Court reporting · Encrypted release

Attorneys receive deposition transcripts that even the marketplace cannot read

The marketplace could once read every transcript it held; now each file is encrypted in the agency's browser and opens only in the paying attorney's.

Brownfield AIInside a live productPermission-aware
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Government payments software company

Courts · Payment portals

Sheriffs and courts take fines online and at the counter on one portal

Fines were paid at the counter in cash or check. Now each agency has its own branded portal for card, bank and front desk swiper payments.

ModernizationMulti-tenantInside a live product
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Why it sells

What the integration service makes possible.

Best fit: Legal marketplaces, court reporting and records platforms with live users.

Controls

What the integration touches, and who approves.

Built in your staging; nothing changes in your product unless your team merges it.

  • Who uses it

    Your engineering team and product owners

  • What it connects to

    Your request, payment, sign in and notification flows

  • What a person approves

    Your engineers merge every change; each stage is reviewed before the next

See all controls and how we handle confidential legal records

How to get it

A fixed-scope integration, then it runs.

Scoped in the Product Review and quoted before we start. Add more only if you want it.

  1. First · Scope · fixed quote

    One piece of work, scoped

    • Your staging
    • Pull requests
    • Your team merges
    • Built and tested in your staging
    • Reviewed by your engineers
    • Monitoring before go-live
  2. Then · Live in production

    A finished product, yours to run

    • Fixed quote
    • Tested before launch
    • Switch per customer
    • A finished, working Legal platform engineering in your product
    • Runs in your cloud, under your name
    • Fixed quote, agreed before we start
  3. Optional · Add more later

    Only if you want it

    Modules it feeds:

    • Each one quoted on its own
    • Nothing ongoing unless you ask

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See the integration service on your own product.

Bring your product and the systems your customers run. In 30 minutes we look at what the integration would cover and what it would take.

Calls run in US Central time. No generic AI presentation: we discuss your product, users and production constraints.