For legal teams and the people who work with them
See the whole matter.
Systemika reads the contracts, correspondence and evidence of a matter and lays them out as one map. Your team sees what is connected, what is proven and what still needs a look.
Documents
Bring the whole file in.
Contracts, correspondence, minutes and expert reports go into one matter. Systemika reads each one and places it where it belongs, instead of leaving it in a folder somebody has to remember.
Meridian acquisition · example
- Contracts
SPA v3
84 pages
- Contracts
Disclosure letter
41 pages
- Records
Board minutes, 12 March
9 pages
- Correspondence
Email thread: price adjustment
37 messages
Connections
See how it fits together.
Parties, obligations, dates and documents appear as one map. A solid line is backed by a source document. A dashed line is a suggestion that waits for a person to confirm it.
How to read the map
- Evidence-backed: proven by shared documents or citations
- Suggested: mentioned together, not yet proven
- Direction: who owes what to whom
Evidence
Every answer shows its source.
When Systemika states something, it points to the document and passage it came from. Your team checks the source instead of taking a summary on trust.
Answer · example
The seller must disclose all pending litigation before closing.
Control
You decide who sees what.
Access follows the roles you define, and changes are recorded in an audit trail. Hosting and data-handling details will follow here.
- Roles
- Each person sees the matters and actions their role allows.
- Audit trail
- Changes are recorded with who made them and when.
- Hosting
- Details to follow.
See your own matter in Systemika.
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