JurisFlow – law firm management with an AI legal assistant
Platform that helps law firms organize tasks using an intelligent legal AI assistant.
JurisFlow is a management system for law firms. It brings together clients, cases, deadlines, hearings, tasks, financial information, and documents. It also includes a legal artificial intelligence assistant connected to a language model within the system.
The platform organizes work into connected modules that use the same client and case data. Its dashboard brings together indicators such as active cases, deadlines, income, and expenses, calculated from recorded entries. The assistant can help prepare draft documents, summarize case updates, and perform other legal tasks, with a focus on Brazilian law.
To get started, install the project, configure a MySQL database, and start the server. The management modules work without a language model key; one is needed to use the assistant. Treat AI responses as drafts: check cited laws and court decisions against legal sources before using the content in a case.
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