Built for small law firms and solo practitioners
The fleet for the small law firm.
agentplain replaces the intake-to-engagement bottleneck, integrates with Outlook, OneDrive, and DocuSign on day one, and augments the partner's read on every client communication and every drafted pleading with attorney approval on every draft.
Not open for law firms yet. These lists describe the service when it opens, not work running for customers today.
Comes off your plate
- Manual conflict-check + engagement-letter drafting on new matters
- Reactive client status updates, replaced by matter-state-triggered drafts
- Hand-checked filing prep against local rules, replaced by drafted packages
- Spreadsheet aged-WIP review, replaced by drafted milestone invoices and AR escalations
Works inside
- Outlook + M365 GraphEmail + calendar
Planned, not connected yet: Clio Manage, MyCase, Smokeball, PracticePanther, NetDocuments, iManage Work, Westlaw + Lexis, Court e-filing portals: Q1 2027. Don't see yours? Tell us which tool.
Still yours to decide
- Partner review on every privilege-sensitive draft, ABA Model Rule 1.6 + 1.7 + 1.18 awareness
- Conflict-check audit trail, drafts cite the firm's prior-matter index
- Local-rule compliance, every filing draft cites the rule number
- Billing narrative, drafted in the firm's voice with matter context attached
A night, once it opens
Civil litigation matter. Discovery production due Friday, 4,200 documents to review and categorize.
The old way
Three associates split the review, two days of doc-by-doc privilege and responsiveness coding, partner spot-checks the borderline calls, paralegal builds the privilege log. ~60 billable hours, of which maybe 8 are real judgment.
Next morning
The fleet ran first-pass responsiveness + privilege coding against the matter's index, flagged 312 borderline calls, drafted the privilege log entries, and cross-referenced against the firm's prior-matter privilege index. Every borderline call cites the rule.
Associates review the 312 borderline calls, partner spot-checks 30. Production ships Friday morning. The 60 hours becomes 14, the 14 spent on actual judgment, not page-by-page coding.
Not open for law firms yet. Join the waitlist →
Who's working for you
A fleet built for law firms and solo practitioners, and the people who run it.
Each agent owns one job your trade actually has. A service team sets them up and keeps them tuned, so you never touch a setting. agentplain is not open for law firms yet. Agents marked when it opens start when it does; the ones marked not built yet are planned, and nothing runs them.
- Intake & OnboardingRuns the conflict check and drafts the engagement letter scoped to the matter.○ when it opens
- Chief of StaffProposes meetings, reply drafts, and to-dos against the attorney's calendar + inbox + board.○ when it opens
- Drafting○ not built yet
- Document Chase○ not built yet
- Compliance Sentinel○ not built yet
- Discovery Review○ not built yet
- Status Updater○ not built yet
- Milestone Billing○ not built yet
Your service teamPeople who set it up for your trade and change it when you ask, by email or chat.
What it's worth
No figure until agentplain opens for law firms. We publish a return only for work that runs for customers today.
No card, no charge. We write when it opens.
Questions owners ask
How does agentplain protect privilege and handle conflicts?
Within the augment model. The fleet drafts client communications and pleadings with a privilege-aware review pass, screens each new intake against your matter list for possible conflicts, and flags them for the attorney to review, it doesn't clear a conflict, make the legal determination, or send anything. The attorney reviews everything, and liability for licensed work stays with your firm. agentplain is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.
Is agentplain a replacement for my practice-management software?
No. agentplain works inside the Outlook, OneDrive, and DocuSign you already run and replaces the manual work between them, intake, engagement letters, possible-conflict screening, document chase, milestone billing. It isn't a practice-management system, and there's nothing to migrate.
How much does agentplain cost for a law firm?
agentplain is not open for law firms yet, so there is nothing to buy and we take no payment. Join the waitlist and we will email you when it opens for law firms.
Where does client and matter data live?
In your systems. Matter files, client communications, and discovery material stay in the Outlook, OneDrive, and DocuSign your firm already controls, the fleet reads them in-flight through your own connected accounts and does not copy them onto agentplain's servers. What agentplain keeps is Plaino's working memory of your practice: your templates, your voice, per-matter context. That memory is encrypted per workspace, exportable anytime, and hard-deleted when the account closes.
Whose accounts does the fleet run on?
Your firm's. Outlook and Microsoft 365 connect through your own Microsoft account, under your own credentials, revoke access in your admin console and it ends immediately. Practice-management and document-management integrations on the roadmap connect the same way: your accounts, your keys, never a shared login we hold for you.
Does the fleet send communications or file pleadings on its own?
No. Every draft, an intake reply, an engagement letter, a pleading, lands in your approval queue as a pending item. The fleet drafts and proposes; you approve, send, and file from inside your own systems. It never auto-sends, files, moves money, or makes commitments on your behalf.
Not open for law firms yet. Be first when it is.
Not open for law firms yet, so there is nothing to buy.