Turn non‑billable hours into
billable ones.

Caddi automates the new matter intake, DMS filing, docket updates, time capture, and AR follow-ups draining your paralegals—so attorneys spend more time on client work, and your firm scales without adding headcount.

Trusted by leading law firms
In Production

Running at law firms today.

Not pilots. Daily-running loops across litigation, personal injury, and workers' comp firms—built once, running unattended, attributable to the matter.

  • Mass-tort & PI · 13 months in production
    1,000+
    Automation runs every month

    Signed representation documents transferred from Salesforce to NetDocuments. Termination letters generated and sent. Plaintiff narratives logged daily — at 98%+ extraction quality.

    “Let me become your biggest customer.”

    — Steve, CEO, Knight Law
  • Personal injury · 12 months in production
    3,600
    LawPay reconciliations in a single month

    Nightly reconciliation of LawPay deposits to the right matter, plus outstanding-balance reminders on autopilot — collections cycle time down, partner time freed for client work.

  • PI & workers’ comp · 8 months in production
    5,000+
    Mail and document runs every month

    Daily mail intake renamed, profiled, and filed to the right matter across Clio, SharePoint, and Filevine. Volume grew from 75 to 200+ documents per day — one operator absorbed the surge.

    “Maxed out our abilities with mail processing.”

    — Ciana Powell, Operations Manager, Palace Law
Metrics drawn from production usage logs across Caddi customers. Every run is timestamped, attributable, and auditable.
Use Cases

The legal back office,
on autopilot.

Caddi learns your firm's matter workflows—intake, DMS filing, docketing, time, AR—and turns them into reliable, auditable automations.
  • 01/ 09Use case

    New matter intake & conflicts

    Caddi collects intake forms, runs conflict checks against your historical client list, and opens the matter in your practice management system with the right intake team, billing rate, and matter type — before the partner gets back from lunch.

    Typical stack
    • Clio
    • Centerbase
    • SurePoint
    • Salesforce
    • DocuSign
Integrations & Apps

Connects to the legal stack you already run.

  • iManage
  • NetDocuments
  • Clio
  • Filevine
  • DocuSign
  • LawPay
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Benefits

AI for law firms—built to your firm's professional-responsibility bar.

  • 01

    Built by your operations team

    Your COO, director of legal ops, or paralegal manager records a workflow once. No engineers, no DMS admin queue, no innovation-ticket backlog.

  • 02

    No hallucination risk on privileged data

    Verified code calls your DMS, practice management, and billing systems via API. No AI guesswork on matter data, no privilege or work-product surprises.

  • 03

    Billable capacity you can measure

    Paralegal hours saved per workflow, runs executed, exceptions caught — reportable to your managing partner and compensation committee.

  • 04

    Inherits your user's permissions

    Caddi runs with the access your operations team already has in iManage, NetDocuments, and your PMS. No new privileged service accounts, no ethical-wall headaches.

Security & Privilege

Built to pass your ethical-wall and information governance review.

SOC 2

Attested controls. Audit trail your GC can defend.

Every workflow, every input, every output is logged and reviewable. Your general counsel or risk committee can walk through any run end-to-end—owner, matter, and outcome on the record.

Zero retention with LLM vendors

AI runs on privileged data—under your firm's controls.

When a workflow needs to read a court notice, classify mail, or extract a deadline, LLM calls run under enterprise zero-data-retention agreements with our model vendors—your client data is never used for training. Caddi keeps a 30-day audit trail of every prompt, response, and run so your operations team and GC can review and track activity by matter, then it ages off. Every run is scoped to the user's DMS and practice-management permissions.