Matters
One record per engagement, with its client, time entries, documents and deadlines linked to it.
Matters, clients, billable time, documents and deadlines in one place. The AI reads each signed document, diaries the dates it finds, runs a conflict check, and waits for the responsible attorney before anything is filed or sent.
Five record types carry the work of the firm, and each links to the others.
One record per engagement, with its client, time entries, documents and deadlines linked to it.
Who the firm acts for, with their matters and invoices attached; this is the record the conflict check runs against.
Each entry holds the matter, the attorney, the hours and the rate; unbilled entries add up to work in progress.
Engagement letters, contracts and filings on the matter, searchable by their contents, so "auto-renewal clause" finds the right page.
Filing, renewal and notice dates, each tied to the matter and to the document it came from.
The AI drafts the work; the responsible attorney approves anything sensitive before it happens.
When a signed document lands on a matter, the AI pulls out the term, renewal, notice and filing dates and opens a deadline record for each.
Every extracted deadline gets Google Calendar reminders at 30, 7 and 1 days, held on the matter where the whole firm can see them.
Parties named in the document are checked against your existing clients and matters, and any overlap is flagged for review.
Extracted dates and conflict results wait as drafts; nothing is diaried as final or sent to a client until the responsible attorney approves, and every approval lands in the audit trail.
A standing report lands at 8:30 AM with this week's deadlines, unbilled work in progress, overdue invoices and any conflicts still open.
Ask in plain English; every answer shows the SQL it ran, so you can verify the figure.
Unbilled hours and their value, by matter and by attorney, straight from the time entries.
What each client brought in, this month or this year, from the invoices on their matters.
What is outstanding, for how long, and on which matter.
Two limits worth knowing before you bring practice data here.
Our first sample app, coming soon, is property management: a plain web app whose data, sign-in, permissions, workflows and reports all come from one InventDB engine. The source on GitHub, the Replit and Emergent versions, and a read-only demo sign-in are all coming soon.
InventDB SOAR is priced per instance: Personal at $54 or $96 per month, Business at $108, $186, $339, $621 or $1,551 with AI bundled. You request the free tier, we review it, and an email confirms your InventDB SOAR instance.