Preparation
NISI organizes the available material and prepares the next piece of work. Sources and open questions give that work its context.
Trust & control
See the source. Correct the understanding. Decide what happens next.
“Proposed” should
stay proposed.
The Harbour matter
A client’s instruction establishes a proposed change, not an agreement. Inspect the sources and record your direction.
Working statement
Supported by the new email and revised proposal. Agreement with the other party is not established in the material shown.
The latest bank statement has not been received. Reviewing the parenting proposal or conference brief does not resolve the disclosure issue.
Counsel’s correction
Describe 5:00 pm as proposed. Keep the draft internal pending my review with Alex.
The example is ready for your direction.
Fictional demonstration. Nothing is sent, filed or scheduled. Resets when you reload.
NISI organizes the available material and prepares the next piece of work. Sources and open questions give that work its context.
Review can surface gaps, inconsistencies and issues for counsel. A reviewed draft still needs the direction appropriate to the task.
Sending, service, court filing and scheduling are distinct external actions. Preparing or reviewing a document does not itself authorize them.
The scope you define
Your practice’s users, approved sources and workflow settings define the working context.
Explore connection accessReview which account, mailbox, calendar and file locations are in scope. Work-account sign-in and authorization to connect sources are separate.
Give direction in the matter and correct an understanding when the source or position changes. Check the resulting work, not only the saved instruction.
Follow the recorded action and its status. A completed draft can sit beside a document still waiting on a client.
Data & processing
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No. In this demonstration, review only records a local review state. Preparation, review and authorization of an external action are separate.
The examples connect findings to correspondence and documents. Open the source to check what it establishes and what remains uncertain.
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