One workflow, proven on your own matters.

Tell us how your firm works. Together we pick one piece of work, Misolla sets it up around your templates and settings, and it is judged on your own matters against criteria agreed at the start.

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In place. Pilots run today, in private beta, and are scoped one firm at a time.

Four stages. Each with a clear owner.

The firm describes the work and makes the decisions. Misolla does the setup. Nothing is judged until the agreed workflow actually works, and then it is judged on your matters, not on a demonstration.

How a Misolla pilot runsFour stages, with what the firm does and what Misolla does at each. 1, Discovery: the firm describes its processes, documents, policies and the outputs it wants; Misolla proposes one workflow to prove and the criteria to judge it by. 2, Scoped implementation: the firm shares the templates, precedents and settings the work relies on; Misolla configures the workflow and templates around the firm's settings. 3, Evaluation, which starts only once the workflow works: the firm runs it on its own matters; Misolla checks the results against the criteria agreed in discovery and fixes what falls short. The firm then decides to roll out or to stop. Stopping means the firm keeps its data, with export and exit as agreed up front. 4, Rollout: the firm brings in the people who will use it; Misolla provides onboarding, training and ongoing support.1DiscoveryPick one workflow2Scoped implementationSet it up around the firm3EvaluationOnce the workflow works4RolloutOnboarding and supportYour firmMisollaDescribes its processes,documents, policies andthe outputs it wantsProposes one workflowto prove, and the criteriato judge it byShares the templates,precedents and settingsthe work relies onConfigures the workflowand templates aroundthe firm's settingsRuns it on its ownmatters, then decides:roll out, or stopChecks the resultsagainst the criteria;fixes what falls shortBrings in the peoplewho will use itOnboarding, trainingand ongoing supportOr stop hereYou keep your data.Export and exit run asagreed up frontThe criteria agreed in discovery are the ones the evaluation uses
How a Misolla pilot runsFour stages, with what the firm does and what Misolla does at each. 1, Discovery: the firm describes its processes, documents, policies and the outputs it wants; Misolla proposes one workflow to prove and the criteria to judge it by. 2, Scoped implementation: the firm shares the templates, precedents and settings the work relies on; Misolla configures the workflow and templates around the firm's settings. 3, Evaluation, which starts only once the workflow works: the firm runs it on its own matters; Misolla checks the results against the criteria agreed in discovery and fixes what falls short. The firm then decides to roll out or to stop. Stopping means the firm keeps its data, with export and exit as agreed up front. 4, Rollout: the firm brings in the people who will use it; Misolla provides onboarding, training and ongoing support.Your firmMisolla1DiscoveryPick one workflowDescribes thework, documents,policies and theoutputs wantedProposes oneworkflow to prove,and the criteriato judge it by2Scoped implementationSet it up around the firmShares thetemplates andprecedents thework relies onConfigures theworkflow andtemplates3EvaluationOnce the workflow worksRuns it on itsown matters, thendecides: roll out,or stopChecks resultsagainst thecriteria; fixeswhat falls short4RolloutOnboarding and supportBrings in thepeople who willuse itOnboarding,training andongoing supportOr stop hereYou keep yourdata; export andexit as agreedup front
Who does what at each stage. The filled step is the firm's decision. Evaluation starts only once the workflow works, and it uses the criteria agreed in discovery.

How a pilot starts. Before anything is configured.

  1. Book a call

    Pick a time for a 20-minute call and tell us about the firm and the piece of work you would want help with first.

  2. A conversation with your team

    We talk with the people who do that work today: how it runs, the documents it uses, and what a good result looks like.

  3. An agreed scope

    We agree the workflow, the criteria it will be judged by, and how the pilot ends, including export and exit.

What a pilot asks of you. And what you get.

A pilot is work on both sides. This is what each side brings.

What we need from you

The firm describes; it does not configure.

  • One piece of work to prove

    Work the firm does often enough that doing it better matters, with a result a lawyer can judge.

  • Time with the people who do it

    The lawyers and staff who run that work today, to walk us through how it actually happens.

  • The documents behind it

    The templates, precedents and policies the work relies on, and examples of outputs the firm considers good.

  • Someone who decides

    A person at the firm who agrees the criteria at the start and makes the call at the end.

  • Matters to try it on

    The firm's own matters for the evaluation, run by the people who would use the workflow.

What you get

Misolla configures, evaluates with you, and supports.

  • Discovery, with your people

    We learn how the work runs and propose the workflow to prove, and the criteria to judge it by.

  • The setup, done for you

    We configure the workflow, templates and settings around how the firm works. Your lawyers never have to build anything.

  • An evaluation on your matters

    Once the workflow works, it is judged on the firm's own matters against the criteria agreed at the start.

  • Onboarding and training

    For the people who will use it, when the firm decides to roll it out.

  • Ongoing support

    After rollout, from the people who set the workflow up.

How a pilot ends. Agreed before it starts.

  • You keep your data

    What the firm puts into Misolla stays the firm's, whether the pilot goes on to rollout or stops.

  • Export and exit, agreed up front

    How the firm's data is handed back, and what happens to it afterwards, is set out in the contract before the pilot starts. Our Data Processing Addendum is available on request.

  • The firm makes the call

    At the end of the evaluation, a person at the firm decides whether to roll the workflow out or to stop, using the criteria agreed at the start.

  • If it goes on

    Rollout brings onboarding and training for the people who will use the workflow, and ongoing support after that.

What's in place. What a pilot runs on today.

The parts of the product a pilot relies on, each marked with where it stands.

  • Your own environmentIn place

    A firm can run in its own dedicated environment, set up with our team: its own database, file storage and web address, serving that firm only.

  • The firm's own precedentsIn place

    Templates and precedents the firm adds are kept on a shelf only that firm can see. The people the firm names as approvers approve, retire or reinstate them.

  • Workflow requestsIn place

    Anyone at the firm can describe a piece of work they want built, and see where their request stands, from received to built.

  • A person approves consequential actionsIn place

    Changes the product proposes to the firm's registers and records wait until a person at the firm approves them. Who decided, and when, is recorded.

  • Folder downloadsIn place

    A folder can be downloaded with its structure intact, or as a closing binder with a numbered index. Each person gets the documents they are allowed to open.

  • Firm workflowsIn pilot

    Workflows Misolla builds from how a firm already works run at a pilot firm today. Each one prepares the work; a person at the firm reviews it.

  • Data residencyBeing built

    Pinning each firm's database and files to a chosen region is being set up. The data residency page has the current details.

Questions

How long does a pilot take?
It depends on the workflow. We agree the scope and the criteria before anything is configured, and the evaluation starts once the workflow works, not on a fixed date.
Do our lawyers have to learn to build workflows?
No. The firm describes how the work runs and shares the documents behind it; Misolla configures the workflow. Your lawyers use it on their matters and review what it prepares.
Which workflow should we start with?
One the firm does often, with documents we can work from and a result a lawyer can judge. We help choose it during discovery.
Do we have to replace the systems we use now?
No. Your existing systems stay where your records live. Whether the workflow needs to reach any of them is scoped with you during discovery.
What happens to our data if we stop?
You keep it. How it is handed back, and what happens to it afterwards, is agreed in the contract before the pilot starts, so ending a pilot follows terms you have already seen.
What does a pilot cost?
Commercial terms are agreed with each firm once the workflow and scope are clear. We don't publish prices during the private beta.

Workflows set up in a pilot prepare work for review; they do not reach conclusions. Nothing on this page or in the product is legal advice, and a lawyer reviews any legal document before it is used.

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