LegalTech

We didn’t just build for LegalTech — we built a LegalTech product

ClaimDone.com.au is our own production LegalTech SaaS. It automates legal-claim processing end-to-end with AI classification, document generation, e-signature, identity verification, payment processing, and human-in-the-loop review at every consequential step. It’s in production, earning revenue, and used by actual lawyers on actual matters. Everything we say about LegalTech on this page, we’ve had to live with.

What this means for your LegalTech project

We don’t pitch you a demo that vanishes after sign-off. We’ve already solved the hard parts — prompt reliability, audit-grade output logging, handling the LLM’s bad days, billable-hour reconciliation, conflict-check workflows, trust-accounting adjacent features — for our own product. We bring that experience to yours.

Services we deliver for legal practices

• End-to-end LegalTech SaaS builds — like ClaimDone. 6–9 month timelines, three-phase fixed scope, production-grade not demo-grade.
• AI-assisted document review and drafting — retrieval-augmented over your precedent library; explicit human sign-off before anything leaves the firm.
• Matter intake & triage — conflict checks, ID verification, engagement-letter generation in minutes, not hours.
• Law-firm websites & practice-area SEO — compliant with Law Society advertising rules, optimised for both Google and the new answer engines (Perplexity, ChatGPT Search, AI Overviews) that are starting to dominate legal research.

Compliance considerations we know cold

Legal Profession Uniform Law (advertising rules, trust money, engagement letters), Law Council of Australia guidance on AI in legal practice, client-legal privilege preservation in AI workflows, conflict-of-interest systems, retention and destruction policies.

What we won’t do

We won’t ship AI output as finished legal work product. We won’t train models on client data without explicit consent. We won’t build anything that erodes legal professional privilege. The AI is a speed multiplier for qualified lawyers — not a replacement for them.