Scope is in limited release. We are opening to a small group of design partner firms. See what works today

Ask once. Scope runs the rest.

Here is a single matter, start to finish - from the request your AI makes to the closed, paid, audit-ready file. This is the whole thing.

One matter, start to finish(illustrative names)
I need a court reporter for a deposition Thursday in Harris County.
Scope
Reads the matter: deposition, Harris County, Thursday.
Pulls qualified reporters from your roster.
Prices each from their standing rate card.
Marbrook Reporting
Certified, video-ready
$385
Halden Court Reporting
Certified, expedited transcript
$420
Verano Legal
Certified
$455

Real prices, computed per job from each professional's own rate card. No averaging.

Book the second one.
Scope
Conflict check clears against your matter database.
Booked Halden Court Reporting for Thursday, 10:00 AM.
On your calendar and the matter file.
You do nothing here. Scope is running it.
Scope
The reporter confirms and mobilizes.
Status updates land in your AI and inbox.
Transcript and proof of appearance upload to the matter file.
Close it out.
Scope
Payment captured on Stripe Connect - the reporter's published price, whole, and Scope's fee as its own line on your invoice.
LEDES 1998B invoice generated, ready for billing.
Status synced to your case system. Signed audit link ready for the client.

Done. You never chased anyone.

One matter, played end to end

Watch a full matter run.

A narrated replay of the whole loop, including the parts a demo cannot show: the firm approver releasing the award, the governance pass catching an expired credential, and the record landing in the firm's systems.

Claude for Legal (Cowork) - scope (MCP)autonomous
0 tool calls0.0s0 human approvals
A Claude for Legal agent engaged, managed, and paid an independent professional through Scope - the firm approved once, and everything else ran itself.
One ask, every service

The court reporter was one ask. The same flow runs the rest.

Name any of it in plain language. Scope prices it from real rate cards, checks conflicts, books one on your approval, and runs it to done - legal today, insurance claims in preview.

Depositions + reporting
Court reporting (steno)Court reporting (digital)Deposition videographerDeposition interpretation
Service + records
Process servingHague / international serviceMedical recordsEmployment recordsSubpoena records
Experts
Consulting expertMedical expert (testifying)Economic damages expertEngineering / forensic expert
E-discovery
Hosting + review platformProcessingManaged document review
Trial + resolution
Trial graphicsMediator / arbitratorWritten translationForeign jurisdiction counsel
Insurance claims (preview)
IMESub rosa surveillanceVocational rehab expertLife care plannerDefense medical reviewMedical peer review
Under the hood

Behind every step: the conflict check gates routing before a professional's name leaves your firm. Scope does not replace your CMS conflict screen - it makes sure the screen happens first. Every matter is encrypted the moment it lands, every award waits for a person at your firm to approve it (policies you set can add more), and the full trail (who was engaged, what was paid, when it cleared) stays queryable from your AI. See how rate cards compute a price.

What Scope does today

Live today

  • Dispatch to named professionals with prices computed from their standing rate cards.
  • Tiered rosters with automatic failover to the next preferred professional.
  • Live status on every dispatch.
  • Proof of service and professional-signed declarations.
  • Billed at completion through Stripe Connect. Two lines: the professional's price, and Scope's fee.
  • A per-matter audit trail.
  • LEDES 1998B and UTBMS billing exports.

On the roadmap, not live

  • Early-pay and capital-facility financing.
  • Late-delivery financial penalties.
  • Automated transcript-format auditing.
  • Deferred, settlement-linked payment terms.

Try Scope on any matter. Billed at completion.