Connect your firm. Watch your workflows assemble.
Most legal tech makes you configure it. DrozLegal reads your firm. You connect Clio, your inbox, your document repository — DrozLegal analyses every matter, every email, every invoice, and proposes the autonomous workflows your firm should run. You approve them one by one, or all at once. The firm goes live with workflows it didn’t write.
From signing the engagement letter to going live in under a week.
Connect
OAuth into Clio, PCLaw, Cosmolex, Soluno, QuickBooks. Connect Microsoft 365 or Gmail. Point us at OneDrive, SharePoint, NetDocuments, Dropbox or your local file share.
Ingest
We pull your historical data — matters, contacts, calendars, emails, documents, time entries, invoices, trust transactions. All of it stays in ca-central-1.
Analyse
The platform detects practice areas per lawyer, communication patterns and preferred formality, recurring matter lifecycles, standard templates, engagement-letter terms, billing cadence, A/R follow-up rhythm, court-deadline patterns, conflict-checking patterns, trust-account patterns.
Propose
DrozLegal generates a workflow approval queue. Each proposed workflow shows its trigger, its actions, its approval gates, its expected frequency, and a sample output run on real firm data. You approve, modify or reject — one at a time, or in bulk for low-risk workflows.
Activate
Approved workflows go live with the autonomy level you chose. The platform keeps proposing new ones as it observes new patterns; performance metrics show which workflows are saving time and which need a tighter approval gate.
Lawyer approves. AI ships.
A real workflow approval queue, a week after a 12-lawyer firm connected their Clio and inbox.
The signals we read from your firm’s history.
No surveys. No "configuration." We learn from what your firm has already done.
- Practice area per lawyer (inferred from matter types).
- Client communication patterns: frequency, formality, response times.
- Recurring matter types and their typical lifecycles.
- Standard document templates the firm reuses.
- Common engagement-letter terms.
- Billing cadence and invoice patterns.
- A/R follow-up patterns the firm historically used.
- Court deadline patterns and reminder cadence.
- Intake-to-engagement conversion patterns.
- Conflict-checking patterns.
- Trust-account transaction patterns.
- Compliance task patterns — minute books, annual returns, license renewals.
Connect your stack. We propose the workflows. You approve. They go live.
No configuration meetings. No process maps to draw. You connect Clio and your inbox; we hand you a queue of workflows specific to your firm.