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Filevine is a legal practice management platform for law firms, corporate legal teams, and government agencies, now centered on LOIS, its Legal Operating Intelligence System. The homepage positions LOIS as legal AI that works across every matter in a firm rather than a single task for a single user: a LOIS Console runs firm wide agents across the caseload, a structured legal graph built, in Filevine's words, on more than 40 million matters reads across matters and can show what was not found as well as what was, and the system moves from reading matters to working on them by setting tasks, moving deadlines, generating documents, and executing work with every action traceable to its source, according to Filevine. The platform underneath covers the daily work of a practice. Matter management gives task tracking, contact management, and deadlines and calendars. Document management organizes files in context with advanced search and secure sharing, and document assembly turns matter data into consistent documents with one click generation and automated workflows. Payments covers time tracking, invoice management, and online payments. Around that core sit Periscope for business analytics, Timely for automatic court deadline generation for jurisdictions across the country, a client portal for secure communication with clients and vendors, DataBridge for secure real time access to Filevine data, and a broad set of native and partner integrations, all as listed on the pricing page. The LOIS layer adds the AI products sold alongside the platform. LOIS for Word brings agent assisted drafting into Microsoft Word with in document execution, standards enforced redlining, and source linked recommendations. Ask LOIS answers natural language questions with grounded, traceable answers connected to the full context of the work. AI Drafting produces context driven drafts with human verified output, Depo Copilot transcribes and analyzes depositions in real time with goal based guidance and follow up signals, Depo Summaries surface admissions in hours rather than days, and the Depo Library builds a searchable repository of AI transcribed testimony with clip level video access. MedChron turns unstructured medical records into automated timelines with key events surfaced. Lead Docket captures leads with automated workflows and referral fee tracking, with automation and Leads AI summarization, sentiment analysis, and automatic timelines on top, and Vinesign collects signatures by text and email from templates. Pricing is described qualitatively only, as Filevine presents it: each organization is unique, and the team works with the firm to tailor a cost effective and scalable plan, so firms contact sales for a custom quote and a demo rather than picking a published tier. Onboarding runs through Certified Implementation Partners who have handled hundreds of implementations, with ongoing help from Filevine's Customer Success and Support teams. Filevine states it is hosted on AWS with compliance, privacy, and security programs described as best in class on its pricing page. A free trial of LOIS, called LOIS Explore, is offered with no credit card required; it lets users upload documents, ask questions from their files, draft with results cited to source, access legal research and the opinion reader, and use LOIS Console with Skills, and Filevine notes the trial does not include Filevine Case Management access.

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