What THEMIS does today, and where it goes next.

Working in the product now.

• Matters and workflows, with plans built from the facts, and facts and chronology with sources
• Identity checks, due diligence, clearances and transfer duty
• Trust ledger with two-person approval and reconciliation
• Client portal and secure document requests
• Agent and Tabular Review with cited answers
• E-signing and document editors for Word, spreadsheets, presentations and PDF
• Contract Intelligence: review, scoring, playbooks, drafting, comparison and lifecycle
• Shared workspaces for colleagues and outside parties, with roles, restricted folders, invitations, and a permanent record of every action
• Personal vaults that stay private to their owner
• Versioned documents that are never overwritten, stored in object storage
• Two-step sign-in for outside guests, legal holds, retention periods and ethical walls
• Simulations that turn a described action into the legal questions it raises, with a timeline, party map and risk matrix
• Developer API for simulations, with scoped keys
• Recoveries, billing and compliance
• Desktop apps for Mac and Windows
• Inbox with direct messages, channels, threads, announcements with files, and private summaries and questions that cite the messages
• @themis proposes actions in the Inbox and acts only when you confirm
• A knowledge library filed by country and area of law, with scanned documents read by text recognition, and shared public law that is approved before others see it
• Booking from the intake page into the calendar
• Billing documents that can be sent, reminded, downloaded as PDF and moved along from the list

In active development.

• Writing a document together in real time, with cursors, comments and tracked changes. Built and in testing
• Tasks, document requests, reviews and approvals inside workspaces, with notifications
• The Agent working inside a workspace, limited to what the person asking may see
• Handing a task to THEMIS by email, once a practice connects a receiving address
• Reading of handwriting and very poor scans, which text recognition does not yet handle reliably
• More transaction types and more reports
• Playbooks applied while drafting, not only in review
• Inline tracked-change editing inside contract review
• E-signing connected to the contract lifecycle
• Effective-date tracking for legal authorities

On the plan, with dependencies we do not control.

• Direct connections to registries, revenue authorities, land boards and lenders, subject to access agreements with each body
• Connections to Microsoft 365, Google Drive and Slack, and to outside signature providers such as DocuSign and Adobe Sign, so a workspace document can be sent from there. None is built yet. THEMIS's own e-signing is live today
• Scanning of uploaded files with a dedicated antivirus engine. Today files are screened for macros, scripts and embedded programs only
• Uploads larger than 4 MB straight to object storage
• Additional jurisdictions, each with its own reviewed rules
• Code-signed desktop installers
• Independent security certification