What it handles
Four things firms have pointed Albi at.
There is no reason it stops at four.
Your attorneys stop typing what they already said.
An attorney dictates a case update from the car. The note lands in the matter. The time entry is drafted. A client update is written in plain language. All three wait for a one-click approval.
Have the conversation. Skip the paperwork.
You sit down with a new client and actually talk to them, in the office or on a call. Record it. That conversation is the intake.
Albi already has your firm’s forms. It fills them out from what was said. Anything the client did not cover is left blank and marked, not guessed at. You read it, approve it, and it goes to the matter or into your case management system.
The conversation is the part that needed a person. The typing never was.
- Client questionnaire · firm template
- Asset and beneficiary schedule
- Conflict check sheet
- Successor trustee · not discussed
- Prior will · client unsure of location
Your firm stops solving the same problem twice.
Somebody here already answered this. Two years ago, for a client who has since moved on, in a matter nobody remembers. Albi searches the closed matters, the old email, the shared drive and the scanned files, brings back what the firm already wrote, and drafts from your templates and your language.
Every sentence shows where it came from. Anything not in the file is marked as missing, not written in.
Defendant’s motion relies on a standard this court has already declined to apply.
The treating physician documented restricted range of motion at every visit through March.
The collision occurred at approximately 6:40 a.m. in light traffic.
Your clients hear from you without anyone in the office writing it.
A matter moves. The client gets a plain-language update by email or text, in the language they speak. The matter record stays current. You see exactly what was sent, and nothing went out before someone approved it.
It also handles
- Records requests and follow-ups get chased on schedule.
- Long documents come back as summaries with the source behind every claim.
- Matters that have gone quiet get flagged before anyone notices.
- Incoming calls get answered, recorded, and saved to the right matter with the context already attached.
Most legal AI decides how your firm should work. Albi learns how your firm already works.
Those four are not a product line. They are four things firms pointed Albi at, in four different practice areas, using their own forms, their own templates, and their own way of doing it.
Here is how that happens. Inside Albi you describe the job the way you would explain it to someone starting Monday. It asks what it needs to know, shows you every step it plans to take, and marks the parts it does not know yet. You bring your forms and your templates and say where a person has to approve. Nothing is built until you approve the plan, and when it runs, the approvals sit where you put them.
No engineer. No rebuild. No changing how your firm works to fit somebody else’s software.
If there is something your firm does over and over, that is the conversation to have.
Every action Albi takes is recorded: what was done, when, on which matter, and who approved it.