An evidence-grounded legal workflow for structuring facts, finding candidate comparables, reviewing sources, and preparing lawyer-reviewed work product.
Ontario Pack 01 is the only active workflow. The broader Canadian vision remains a guarded roadmap until each jurisdiction clears its own review and activation decisions.
Explore how one fictional matter moves from intake to a review-gated package. Nothing is uploaded, stored, searched, or sent to a server.
Turn a fictional narrative into consistent matter facts before research begins.
Confirm the fictional fact pattern and identify missing compensation details.
Candidate comparables are illustrative research leads, not verified authorities.
No legal conclusion or notice range is generated in this public preview.
Word QA remains open; package preparation is not client delivery or filing approval.
Curated screenshots show the connected Ontario workflow without exposing internal operational tools, private infrastructure, or real matter information.
Structure intake facts and follow a consistent lawyer-review path.
Find potentially useful cases for further authority and source review.
Surface support gaps, source anchors, excerpts, and reviewer-release blockers.
Prepare a structured package while keeping Word, delivery, and reliance decisions separate.
Product strategy, workflow design, full-stack engineering, and quality systems were developed together so trust and review boundaries stay part of the product.
The workflow connects matter context, comparable research, evidence controls, and document preparation without presenting automation as approval.
The product follows a legal-workflow sequence instead of acting as a generic chatbot.
Missing sources, review decisions, or approvals remain visible blockers.
This walkthrough stays static and disconnected from private application infrastructure.
Portfolio engineering evidence, not legal validation or customer adoption.
MatterTrace organizes work around a matter and its evidence. It does not replace professional judgment, verify legal authority, or turn a draft into client-ready work.
BC, Alberta, federal, and other Canadian jurisdictions remain disabled. They require separate legal, source, licence, privacy, security, workflow, Word, sandbox, external-testing, and activation decisions.