SharedAlly

Ally — Intelligent Legal Operations

Ally works the case with your team.

It reads what comes in, knows which matter it belongs to, and hands your staff finished work — drafted, attached, calendared — ready to verify and send.

The principle

Not suggestions. The work.

Most legal AI hands you a draft you still have to finish. Ally delivers the end product: the PTP letter written, the records request prepared, the reply drafted with everything attached, the deadline already on the calendar.

Your team reviews, signs, and sends. Ingestion happens where the work already arrives — email and scanned mail — and nothing goes out without human verification.

How it works

Five stages. One case context.

01

Intake

It arrives, it lands in the right case

New matters, incoming mail, email, scanned documents — captured and filed to the right case the moment they arrive.
02

Understand

Read against everything already in the file

Medical records, chronologies, case facts, history — read against everything already in the file. One persistent case context.
03

Research

Sources your attorneys can check

Case-specific research with sources your attorneys can check — every citation traceable, nothing asserted on faith.
04

Draft

Your templates, your firm's voice

PTP correspondence, QME letters, objections, notices, motions, demands — in your firm's templates and your firm's voice.
05

Operate

The file keeps moving

Email triage, calendaring, deadlines, follow-ups, outstanding items. The file keeps moving — Ally is watching the case.

The case through time

One email, watched through:

  1. Incoming email
  2. Matter identified
  3. Read against case history
  4. Action determined
  5. Draft prepared, attachments ready
  6. Calendar updated
  7. Case on track

Ally isn't just working on documents. It's watching the case.

Who it's for

For the people who produce the work

Paralegals, clerks, legal assistants: Ally hands you the finished piece — drafted, formatted, attachments gathered. You verify and send. The pile stops being yours alone.

For the attorneys

Summaries when you need them, status without asking, deadlines surfaced before they're urgent. The whole caseload, legible at a glance.

Works with your stack

Keep your case management software.

Ally is case-management agnostic — it sits on top of whatever runs your firm today, working the case your system stores. No migration. No rip-and-replace.

What it learns

Generic legal AI learns a practice area. Ally learns your firm.

  • Your templates.
  • Your correspondence style.
  • Your decision rules.
  • Your acceptance criteria.
  • Your workflows.
  • Your follow-up rules.

Configured from a real file in your office — not a six-month deployment.

Trust

Built for the hardest records: encrypted, access-controlled handling designed for medical-legal confidentiality, source-linked extraction — and a human verification gate on everything outbound.

Where it goes deepest

Deepest in California workers' compensation.

PTP-literate, QME-literate, lien-literate: Ally knows the documents, the clocks, and the correspondence that applicant-side practice actually runs on. Personal injury runs on the same engine.

The math

Less than the cost of a case manager. Run your numbers.

What does the manual work cost you?

Estimates computed from your inputs — adjust to match your firm.

25 cases
6 hrs
45 $/hr
Staff hours back per month
~90 hours
Estimated net savings per month
$2,550
Estimated net savings per year
$30,600

Assumes Ally reduces manual time on covered work by ~60% at $1,500/month. Your numbers above drive the estimate — book a demo and we'll model your actual caseload.

Pricing

$1,500/month

Starting rate, per firm

Configuration, training, and the work of teaching Ally your firm are included. Pricing scales with caseload and practice areas — not with seat counts, because the work shouldn't cost more every time another person signs in.

Your data stays your data — never used to train external models. Encrypted, access-controlled handling built for medical-legal confidentiality.

See it on your cases

Bring one real file. We'll work it.

The walkthrough runs on the kind of file your staff dreads — a fat medical record, a week of unopened mail, a deadline nobody has calendared yet.