Organize · BriefCase Builder

One structured workspace per matter — documents to arguments

A BriefCase is a structured per-matter workspace: documents, evidence, timeline, and issues, with AskJuri and every JuriSeek tool scoped to the whole BriefCase.

The problem

Matter knowledge lives in too many places

The complaint lives in the DMS, the key emails in someone's inbox, the chronology in a spreadsheet, and the working theory in one partner's head. Every tool change loses context, and nothing knows about the rest.

The JuriSeek approach

The matter, assembled

A BriefCase gathers the matter's documents, evidence, timeline, and issues into one structured environment. Templates give recurring matter types a running start.

Because AskJuri and the other modules are BriefCase-aware, answers are grounded in your actual case file rather than general knowledge — no more re-explaining the matter in every prompt.

How it works

Working with BriefCase Builder

  1. 1
    Create or template

    Start a BriefCase from scratch or from a playbook template for the matter type.

  2. 2
    Collect

    Upload documents and evidence; the chronology and issues build as the record grows.

  3. 3
    Structure

    Tag issues, link evidence to facts, and keep the timeline current — one shared source of truth.

  4. 4
    Work inside it

    Research, AskJuri sessions, drafts, and citations all run scoped to the BriefCase.

  5. 5
    Hand it over

    Teams collaborate with role-based access; the whole case story travels with the matter.

Differentiators

Why BriefCase Builder is different in JuriSeek

Context that follows the work

Every tool in JuriSeek can be scoped to the BriefCase, so context is never lost between steps.

Evidence-connected

Documents, evidence, timeline, and issues are linked — the analysis and the record stay in sync.

Team-ready

Role-based access and audit trails keep collaboration supervised.

Honest scope

Capabilities and limitations

What this feature does — and what it deliberately does not claim to do.

What it does
  • Per-matter structured workspaces with templates
  • Documents, evidence, timeline, and issue tracking in one place
  • BriefCase-scoped AskJuri and research
  • Role-based collaboration with audit trails
  • Tenant-isolated storage
What it doesn't do
  • BriefCases organize what you put in them — completeness depends on your uploads.
  • Storage allowances follow your plan's entitlements.
FAQ

BriefCase Builder questions

Straight answers about scope and limits.

A BriefCase is a structured per-matter workspace: the matter's documents, evidence, timeline, and issues in one place, with AskJuri and other JuriSeek tools scoped to it so answers are grounded in your actual case file.

See BriefCase Builder on your own matter.

Open the workspace and try it, or request a walkthrough with our team.