Jethro Legal — Platform

Guided demo

Six steps, end to end on synthetic data. Each lights up when the system has actually done it — read from the database, not from what you clicked. The next step says what to press, what to look at, and who it is done as.

What reset does. It clears what the demo produced — publications, deadlines, movements, backfill runs, imported matters and registrations — so the demo can be run again. It keeps the seeded matters, or there would be nothing for a publication to match. It cannot clear the access log or the signature register: both are append-only, and a record you can erase after the fact is not a record.

Upload a publication

Redaction runs on the server before anything is stored. The raw text you paste is never persisted.

Import matters and registrations

Paste a list: one process number per line, with an optional reference after a comma. A line carrying anything identifying is refused with a reason, not cleaned — tidying it away would mean it had already entered. Administrator only.

Registrations to monitor

Registrations are not used for matching. A publication is matched to a matter by process number and by nothing else. A registration records which numbers the firm wants watched, and a label is a description of the work, never a person.

Matters

Deadlines

Computed from the publication date using the court calendar in the pack. Ordered by the effective date, corrections included.

Unmatched queue

Nothing is silently dropped. Anything without a single confident match lands here with a reason.

Timeline

Movements classified into the pack's fixed vocabulary. Terminal events are labelled by rules only, never by the model. Unclassified is shown plainly rather than hidden.

Backfill

Replays a synthetic 200-publication archive against a synthetic docket, a slice at a time, so an archive of any size finishes. It writes nothing to the queues above — a measurement must not change what it measures. A run left unfinished can be resumed.

Sign and release

Your signing key is generated in this browser and never leaves it. The platform stores only the public half and verifies what you signed. A file certificate is refused outright, because using one would mean uploading a key.

Signature register

Append-only. Four fields: signer OAB, artifact hash, timestamp, signature.