Describe the job. Real prices in seconds. Engaged, tracked, done.
Ask the AI your team already uses for the professionals your case needs - process servers, records, court reporters. Their standing prices return in seconds, under their own names. You pick; the job tracks itself and closes with payment and proof. No subscription, no seats, you pay only when work completes, and you see every dollar.
In limited release: the whole loop runs in demo today, real dispatches are not live yet. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot.
Try one matter right here.
Demo mode: fictional matters, sample professionals, nothing dispatched and no money moved. Run it, pick a professional, and choose what happens next.
Filled for the demo - your AI asks you for these.
- Party to serve
- Sample Defendant A (demo data)
- Service address
- 100 Sample Street, Houston, TX 77002
- Deadline
- the coming Friday
- On or by that date
- by
- Rush
- yes
- File the affidavit
- yes
- Documents
- summons-and-complaint.pdf
Runs against /api/mcp/legal in demo mode. No sign-in, no data of yours, nothing dispatched.
Press Run. Two calls go out: the bare ask, then the same ask with the work order attached. What comes back is what you see here.
How many staff hours does sourcing outside professionals cost your firm every year?
Three inputs. See the coordination time your caseload carries, and what changes when your AI engages the professional directly.
What sourcing outside professionals costs your firm every year, beyond the work itself
[scope] gives it back.
Engage, manage, and pay the trusted professionals your cases depend on, from inside the AI your firm already uses. Real prices in seconds, every job and every dollar on the record. No subscription, no seats, you pay only when work completes, and you see every dollar.
See it on one matter →How this estimate works (assumptions you can challenge)
We estimate caseload at 45 litigated cases per attorney per year for a plaintiff PI practice (override it with your real number above). We assume a plaintiff PI case generates about 9 outside-professional jobs (serves, records requests, depositions, and similar), and that each one costs about 45 minutes of staff coordination the way sourcing works today (industry surveys put outside-support coordination at hours per week for litigation staff). On Scope the same job is one request from inside your AI (about 5minutes), priced from the professional's own published rate card. Switching would recover an estimated 1,350 staff hours a year on your inputs. This estimate is about staff time, not price: it does not add or subtract a dollar from what the professional publishes. Scope's fee is 15 percent of the professional's price, shown as its own line on your invoice.
Sources
Caseload and coordination-time figures are our own estimates, adjustable above. Not a quote.
Every case depends on people outside the firm. Engaging them still runs on voicemail and PDF invoices.
Your professionals, your roster, your rules.
All of it runs on encrypted, tenant-isolated infrastructure with a signed, append-only audit trail on every action. Security and trust · Security review, self-serve.

Your spend, approvals, and roster on one dashboard. Sample data.
Encrypted, isolated, audited - by default
- AES-256Encrypted in transit and at rest.
- Row-level isolationEvery tenant-scoped table gated per firm.
- Append-only auditActor, timestamp, and IP on every action.
- SOC 2 Type IIn preparation; evidence on request.
Every job writes its own evidence.
GPS-and-timestamp proof of service. Declarations that only the serving professional can sign - never auto-signed by an office. Invoice, payment, and every status change on one audit trail per matter. When someone says prove it, the answer is an export.
It pays the firm four ways.
Modeled for a mid-market litigation firm. Estimates, not measurements: no firm has run a live matter through Scope yet.
You see every dollar. The professional's price, and ours.
No subscription, no seats, you pay only when work completes, and you see every dollar. Scope's fee is 15 percent of the professional's price, shown as its own line on your invoice. Two lines, always: the professional's price, and Scope's fee. Never one blended number. Try it on one serve, or one records pull, on a single case.
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