Law Firms · MVP in 3 weeks
From Scoping Call to a Working Discovery Triage Tool in 21 Days at Your Law Firm
Most law firms don't need another off-the-shelf legal tech subscription. They need one specific tool — a discovery triage assistant, a smarter intake form, a conflicts pre-check — that fits how their associates and paralegals actually work. Asaasin's three-week MVP gets that tool from scoping call to a shipped internal beta inside a single billing cycle. We work alongside your matter-management stack (Clio, iManage, NetDocuments, Relativity, ContractWorks) instead of replacing it, and we deliver something your associates will open on Monday morning, not a slide deck.
What we build for Law Firms
Discovery document triage tuned to your matter taxonomy
Ingest a production set from Relativity or a shared drive, cluster by issue, and surface privileged or hot documents first. Associates start review on the top 10% instead of reading everything chronologically.
Conflicts pre-check that reads the intake form before the partner does
Cross-reference new client names, opposing parties, and related entities against your matter history and Clio contacts before the conflicts memo hits the partner's inbox. Replaces the spreadsheet-and-memory workflow.
Intake-to-engagement-letter draft in one pass
Turn a completed intake questionnaire into a draft engagement letter, scope memo, and matter-open ticket using your firm's templates. Paralegals review and send instead of typing from scratch.
How a Build Pod fits
Week one is scoping with the partner or COO who owns the pain, plus one associate or paralegal who lives inside the workflow we're automating. We pick one tool, lock the scope, and stand up a private repo, a staging environment, and read-only connections to the systems of record (Clio, iManage, NetDocuments, Relativity, your DMS).
Weeks two and three are builds with daily check-ins in your channel of choice. By day 21 the tool is running on real matter data behind your SSO, with audit logging and a privilege-aware redaction layer. Month-to-month after that — keep the pod to ship the next tool, or pause until the next quarter's roadmap.
Frequently asked questions
- How long before we see working software our associates can actually use?
- Three weeks from the scoping call. Day one is scoping, the next fifteen working days are build, and the final days are testing on a real matter inside your environment. You get a shipped internal beta, not a prototype.
- Which comes first, MVP or POC?
- For most law firms we skip the standalone POC and go straight to a narrow MVP, because the feasibility risk on document triage, intake, and conflicts work is well understood. We do a one-day technical spike inside week one if a specific integration (often Relativity or an older DMS) needs to be de-risked first.
- How do you handle privilege and client confidentiality during the build?
- We work inside your tenant or a dedicated environment you control, with read-only access scoped to the matter set we agreed on. Nothing leaves your perimeter, models can be self-hosted or routed through your existing enterprise LLM contract, and every action is audit-logged for the ethics partner.
- What software do most law firms we build for already use?
- Clio or Centerbase for practice management, iManage or NetDocuments for documents, Relativity or Everlaw for ediscovery, Intapp or a spreadsheet for conflicts, and Outlook for everything else. We integrate with what you have rather than asking you to migrate.
Ready to ship AI for law firms?
A Build Pod gets working AI into your stack in 2–3 weeks. Month-to-month, cancel any time.
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