Video conference mimics physical mediation experience; ensuring that the mediator has control over the participants in the room and can move them around as required; without making mistakes which cause privacy concerns; mediation is not recorded by design.

Judges, associates or arbitrators have complete control over the proceedings. They manage the audio, video and chat of participants and ensure that no-one moves around without permission. The authority and presence of the judicial officer or arbitrator is thereby preserved.

Ensures the security, privacy and confidentiality of your cases; upholds ethical obligations and guarantees no 'zoom bombing'.

Ensure the security and privacy of your home and presents a professional image.

Ensures that the witness cannot see documents and materials uploaded so that their testimony is protected.

Cases are set up so that you can easily hold preliminary conferences in the same place; no need to spend time setting up other systems.

Enables automated video recording of hearings and arbitrations (main room only).

For when you don't want to set up a confidential legal case, quickly create a conference link that can be shared broadly.

Single invitation for each user, reduces security risk; can require multi-factor authentication.

Matter is set up with legal party teams pre-determined; enables correct terminology to be used and also enhanced security; select matter type.

Dashboard enables all participants in the matter eg legal teams to view all of their matters and to upload documents in advance for complete control and minimum stress.

Enables the judicial officer or neutral party to control evidence that has been uploaded; have it annotated and saved as evidence; ensure that only the right people see the right materials and documents.

Ensure that only invited participants are present; and that legal party teams are correctly set up. Ensure ease of access for participants.

Ensure ease of access for others.

Value for money.

Enables the clients and lawyer teams to seamlessly share documents between themselves privately either before or during a matter and also share them with the other side; can organise themselves in advance; documents can be put into folders for superior organisation.

All of the materials required are centralised in one place rather than needing to use multiple platforms.

Pass the pen co-drafting allows the lawyers to feel at home; to be able to draft and finalise documents during the video conference; able to co-draft without losing formatting of the document, without leaving the security of the encrypted environment; drafting remains even if you leave the conference.

Enables speedy resolution for matters during the mediation and avoids the back and forth of documents following a matter; get the case done and dusted then and there.

Judges, registrars and arbitratrors can co-draft with counsel inside the case, reducing the need for correspondence outside of the proceeding; sealed orders can be made available inside the matter to reduce the need for correspondence between associates and legal counsel.

Enables documents that have been uploaded to be commented on and saved down again; enables the mimicking of the witness annotating a document during testimony.

Seamlessly finalise and sign documents during the matter; including with people who are not in the room; ensure that the execution clauses are complete and accurate for binding agreements; make sure that you don't lose the deal once you leave the video conference.

Allow self-represented litigants to complete and sign documents; knowing that they are not adversely affected by not having legal representation; can easily follow the creation of the settlement agreement; makes the process easier and safer for lawyers who may not be litigators; enabling them to retain control of more cases.