Finch · The legal operating system
Less paperwork.
More lawyering.
Finch holds a matter from the first client call to the final invoice, and learns to work in your firm’s own style.
Why Finch exists
Most legal software handles one slice of a matter. Research sits in one tool and the documents in another, with billing somewhere else again. The seams are left to lawyers, who re-key the same facts from one screen to the next. Finch holds the whole matter in one place, so the work moves forward without being typed twice.
One record for the matter, from the client’s first message to the paid bill.
One platform. Eight ways in.
Start with the work in front of you. Every product reads the same documents, keeps the same sources and waits for the same sign-off.
- 1Classify
- 2Evidence
- 3Chronology
- 4Gaps
- 5Brief
Chronology
- 14 Mar 2023 Agreement signed
- 2 Aug 2023 First default notice
- 19 Jan 2024 Legal notice sent
Contradiction
The reply says payment was made on 3 August. The bank statement shows no such entry.
Missing
Board resolution authorising the loan.
The system a dispute lives in. Intake, the case brief, Supreme Court research, the conference note, drafts in your firm’s form, deadlines and billing, all on one record.
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Talk to Finch.
Hand over a larger piece of work in plain language. Finch shows you its plan, waits for your approval, does the reading, and comes back with cited findings and tracked edits in your own file.
Brief Finch the way you would brief an associate. Attach the data room and the document to mark up, and choose how much it does before checking in.
Larger work comes back as a plan first. Nothing is read until a lawyer approves it. Small questions are simply answered.
Specialists work through the documents in parallel. You can message Finch while it works.
A red-flag report with clause and page citations. Changes land as tracked edits in your own file, each with a short note and its source clause.
A verification pack lists what was read and checked. Nothing counts as final until a lawyer has reviewed it.
Project Halden is the demonstration matter from the film. Its figures show how the work flows, not measured performance. More on Finch Agent
Finch Review
Every document, one view.
Put a whole set of documents in a table: one row per document, one column per question. Every answer is checked on its page, and you open the source only where you need to.
Meera Kapoor Partner, Aster Retail acquisition · 3:12 pm
Board call at 5. Aster’s being acquired. Of its 1,486 customer contracts, which let the customer walk, and what’s it worth a year?
- Added 1,486 documents from KoshaCustomer contracts templateMeera’s question, as two columns
Finch
41 of 1,486 can terminate if we’re acquired. Together they’re worth ₹186.4 crore a year, plus 3 priced in other currencies.
Counted from “Customer can terminate” and “Annual value”. Every cell used is checked on its page.
Aster_change_of_control_41.xlsx
Meera Kapoor · 3:43 pm
Perfect. Taking this to the board.
1,486 contracts.Seven questions.Eleven minutes.
Aster Retail is the demonstration matter from the Finch Review film. Its figures are not performance claims.
invalid citations across 48 evaluated answers.
Finch does the reading. The lawyer decides.
- Larger work starts as a plan that a lawyer approves.
- Every claim is pinned to a paragraph or a page region you can open.
- Nothing is final until a lawyer has reviewed it and signed off.
Built for the people who read the paper.
Law firms of every size, legal teams inside companies and government, regulators and auditors. Find the page written for your work.
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See Finch on one of your matters.
Register interest and the next step is a 45-minute live demonstration on one matter, end to end: intake, an 800-page set, the brief, an advocacy note and a draft with tracked changes.