Use-case selection
The firm identifies the Jane capabilities that address real work and the teams responsible for reviewing the result.
Jane capabilities
Match Jane tools and document-processing needs to the teams that will use them.
What it does
A practical part of the firm’s workflow.
Jane scope is matched to the teams and assisted workflows the firm plans to use. A proposal can focus on selected drafting, reporting, document knowledge, workspace, calendar, medical, case-analysis, or file-tool capabilities instead of assuming that every Jane feature is required for every user.
Source and document needs
The evaluation considers which case information and authorized documents must be available for the selected workflows to be useful.
Review and governance expectations
Permissions, source checking, confirmation, and professional review remain part of the operating plan for assisted work.
How it works
What the team can expect.
Prioritize the work
Choose the drafting, analysis, reporting, or document tasks that are most valuable to evaluate first.
Define users and source scope
Identify the teams, matters, documents, permissions, and review responsibilities needed for those tasks.
Confirm the Jane plan
Review the enabled capabilities, applicable limits, onboarding needs, and commercial terms in the written proposal.
Bring this workflow into one system.
Match Jane tools and document-processing needs to the teams that will use them.