One system beats a stack of tools.
Most firms run a case management system, a document store, an e-signature tool, a records vendor and a drafting tool — five logins, five copies of the client, five invoices. Omnis is one system built that way from day one.
Side by side
What changes when the tools share one record.
The client record
Point toolsEntered in each tool, and out of step by the end of the week
OmnisOne matter every product reads and writes See how →
Signing in
Point toolsA login per tool, and access removed tool by tool when someone leaves
OmnisOne sign-in to every product a person is entitled to, withdrawn on their last day See how →
Documents
Point toolsCopied between systems, processed and paid for more than once
OmnisOne store and one pool of reading credits behind every product See how →
Price
Point toolsA quote per vendor, after a call
OmnisPublished prices you can work out yourself, with work spend shown as a case expense See how →
Security review
Point toolsOne review per vendor, each with its own controls
OmnisOne set of controls: SOC 2 Type I, HIPAA with a BAA, 256-bit AES at rest See how →
Leaving
Point toolsData spread across vendors, each with its own export
OmnisNo long-term contract, your data exportable, delete on demand See how →
What we hold to
The work stays checkable, and the judgement stays yours.
Traceable to the source
MedChron's chronologies trace back to the source documents, so every entry can be checked against the page it came from.
Flagged, not guessed
When AutoDoc is not confident about a field, it flags it for a person to confirm rather than filling it in.
A person decides
Intake agents collect and schedule; drafts and chronologies are a first pass. Taking the case, sending the demand and signing the filing stay with the firm.
Your data stays yours
Your matters are your firm's property. They are never sold, and not used to train models for other firms.
Before you choose anyone
Ten questions to ask any legal AI vendor — including us.
Send them to every vendor on your list and compare the answers in writing.
What a good answer sounds like →Can every figure in a chronology or demand be traced back to the page it came from?
What happens when the system is unsure — does it guess, or does it ask a person?
Is my firm's data used to train models that other firms use?
Which security attestation do you hold today — type and date — and can I read the report?
Will you sign a HIPAA business associate agreement?
Is data encrypted in transit and at rest, and who holds the keys?
How many systems will my staff still have to re-key the client into?
Can I see the price before I talk to sales, and which parts are recoverable case expenses?
How long is the contract, and how do I get all of my data out if I leave?
Who at your company do I call when something goes wrong in the middle of a case?
See it on your own terms
Ask us the ten questions.
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