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Trust & control

Your judgment.
In the work.

See the source. Correct the understanding. Decide what happens next.

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“Proposed” should
stay proposed.

SourceAlex’s email
Understanding5:00 pm proposed
Still unresolvedAgreement not established

The Harbour matter

The basis stays
beside the work.

A client’s instruction establishes a proposed change, not an agreement. Inspect the sources and record your direction.

NISIHarbour / Source & reviewFor counsel

Working statement

Alex proposes a 5:00 pm Friday handover.

Supported by the new email and revised proposal. Agreement with the other party is not established in the material shown.

Still open

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.

Action history

  1. Source readEmail and revised proposal support a proposed change.
  2. Prepared for reviewConference brief identifies the open question.

Fictional demonstration. Nothing is sent, filed or scheduled. Resets when you reload.

Three distinct steps.
One accountable record.

01

Preparation

NISI organizes the available material and prepares the next piece of work. Sources and open questions give that work its context.

02

Review

Review can surface gaps, inconsistencies and issues for counsel. A reviewed draft still needs the direction appropriate to the task.

03

Authorization

Sending, service, court filing and scheduling are distinct external actions. Preparing or reviewing a document does not itself authorize them.

The scope you define

Connected does
not mean unlimited.

Your practice’s users, approved sources and workflow settings define the working context.

Explore connection access

Source permissions

Review which account, mailbox, calendar and file locations are in scope. Work-account sign-in and authorization to connect sources are separate.

Instructions & corrections

Give direction in the matter and correct an understanding when the source or position changes. Check the resulting work, not only the saved instruction.

Activity & outstanding work

Follow the recorded action and its status. A completed draft can sit beside a document still waiting on a client.

Data & processing

Know the terms
before you connect.

Request the current security and processing information for your practice.

Request security information

Info@Nisilegal.ca

What is published here

The GETNISI website policies describe this website and its access-request process. The fictional demonstrations do not connect to client accounts or use live AI.

Service providers

Before connecting, request the current provider and subprocessor list, what information each processes and the terms governing its use.

Processing locations, retention & deletion

Processing locations, retention periods, deletion arrangements and providers’ permitted use of client data remain unverified in the documentation available here. Request the current application processing terms before connecting client information.

Security documentation

Ask about identity and access, encryption, incident response and available assurance documents. This website makes no certification, Canadian-only hosting or blanket no-training claim.

Read the website privacy policy

A few useful distinctions

Control, clearly.

All security & privacy questions
Does reviewing a draft send it?

No. In this demonstration, review only records a local review state. Preparation, review and authorization of an external action are separate.

Can I see what supports a statement?

The examples connect findings to correspondence and documents. Open the source to check what it establishes and what remains uncertain.

Does this policy cover the live app?

The website policies cover GETNISI. Your practice needs the service and processing terms applicable to its NISI workspace.

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Fictional source