The same system. Your firm's problems.
The engine is identical: one place the work lives, the wiring between tools, and governed AI doing the first pass. What changes is which problem it is pointed at, and what a buyer in your market asks to see.
Pick the one that sounds like your week.
Accounting and tax firms
Busy season punishes firms whose status lives in inboxes and someone's memory. We put the whole pipeline on one board — who owes what, which return is at which stage, what is blocked — and let automation do the chasing.
Government contractors
Primes and contracting officers increasingly ask to see the system behind the proposal. We document how the firm delivers — roles, procedures, records, corrective action — and run it on boards your team already opens, so the evidence exists before anyone asks.
Law firms
The value in a firm is judgement, and judgement is what gets squeezed by intake, summarising and chasing. We take the first pass off the pile — with an approval gate and a named human accountable for every output that reaches a client.
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The engine is the same wherever the work is repeatable and the deadlines are real. Bring one process and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.