Sourced summary
A summary that cites its documents.
Prismo Cabinet suggests a summary of the file in which every sentence points to at least one document. You review it, correct it and approve it. You can also turn it off.
Reading hundreds of messages to extract a few useful facts takes a considerable amount of time on every file.
The summary offers a first statement of the facts, and each sentence takes you to the document it is based on.
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Every sentence sourced
A document reference after each sentence: you check it in one click.
You approve
Nothing is final without your review: the summary stays a draft until you approve it.
Can be turned off
You can work without AI: the timeline, evidence index and document review all work without it.
How it works
- 1
Generate
From the documents shared by the client, Prismo Cabinet suggests a draft summary.
- 2
Check
Click a reference to open the document cited. Correct, delete, add.
- 3
Approve
The approved summary becomes your working basis for the client meeting or for preparing written submissions (conclusions).
In detail
Document references
Each sentence points to at least one document in the evidence index.
Draft to approve
A clear status: draft, then approved by you.
Sourced amounts
Exceptional costs, expenses: each total points to its receipts.
Can be turned off
For one file or for the whole firm.
Good to know
This information concerns French law.
The summary helps you read the file. It is not a legal opinion, and it replaces neither reading the documents nor the lawyer’s analysis.
An AI model can make mistakes. That is why every sentence cites its documents, and why nothing is approved without human review.
The AI does not write witness statements or pleadings for anyone: it summarizes what the documents contain.
The analysis takes place on the server; data is hosted in France.
General information about French law. · Prismo does not give legal advice: it prepares your lawyer's work and never replaces it.