For lawyers
Your client tells their story, sends the documents and follows every step. You check, decide and sign.
What stops flooding your WhatsApp
Before you open a case, type the other side's name. If the firm already acts for them, or against them, Nanda tells you.
You invite them on WhatsApp, and they tell what happened, one question at a time, at their own pace.
When they're done, you see what's still missing from the story, with the question already written.
You ask, your client sends a photo or a file. If they forget, Nanda reminds them.
Nanda suggests what each document proves. Only your check turns the suggestion into evidence.
Nanda drafts it; you adjust it and send it in your name, always with the next step and its date.
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You type the other side's name. No conflict: the case opens.
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Your client tells Nanda what happened, at their own pace.
3
You see what's missing and send the question that came ready.
4
Documents arrive from a phone. You check what each one proves.
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Your client won't answer about the bank's letter. One tap and Nanda phones, asks only what you wrote, and the answer stays on the case.
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A settlement offer: your client decides on WhatsApp, and it's recorded.
Suggested isn't proven
Every document arrives with a suggestion of what it proves. Nothing counts as evidence before your tap.
Sent a photo of my employment contract 📎
Received! I'll leave it for Mr Prado to check. 💜
✦ Nanda's suggestion
Proves employment from March 2021 to August 2026
🛡 Confirmed by Mr Prado ✓
Turn a document into evidence.
Decide for a client: a settlement is their call.
Send an update without you.
Compute procedural deadlines: you record them, she reminds the client.
Every client gets a case of their own, with documents, dates and the conversation with the firm. Whoever comes through the link tells their case and waits for your yes.
Tell Nanda your firm's name and your practice areas.
Invite your team.
Open your first case and invite the client on WhatsApp.
Something changed? Just ask. You can adjust everything later.
No. They get the invitation on WhatsApp and talk to Nanda there or in the browser.
No. You record the case's deadlines. Nanda reminds the client of the dates you set.
The case conversation belongs to the firm and the client. A conversation someone started in private is theirs alone.
Yes. Everyone on the team sees the cases they're responsible for, or every case of the firm.
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