Request a Demo

Bring a document.
We’ll run it live.

Forty-five minutes on your practice area, your documents, your workflow — not a scripted tour of features you don’t need. If LexiSync isn’t right for your firm, you’ll hear it on the call.

Bring one of these and it stops being a demo.

The difference between watching software and seeing your own work come out of it is about five minutes of preparation. Pick whichever is easiest to lay hands on.

01
A document you send constantly
An engagement letter, a retainer agreement, a standard motion. We’ll set it up as a one-click template while you watch — it takes about five minutes.
02
A court form you fill by hand
Your state’s financial disclosure, a petition, whatever your county insists on. The rigid ones are the ones worth testing.
03
A set of medical records
Redacted is fine, and a closed matter is ideal. Watch the chronology, cast of characters, and exhibit list come out of a file you already know inside out.

No preparation is required and nothing is expected of you beforehand — plenty of good conversations start with someone describing the part of their week they most resent. If you’d rather just talk first, book the call and come empty-handed.

Straight into the calendar.

No qualification form, no discovery call before the real call, and nobody from sales calling you first. You are booking time with the person who built the product.

Calendar not loading? Email david.segala@lexisync.ai with a couple of times that suit you.

Three quarters of an hour, no theatre.

1
Ten minutes on how your firm actually works
What you practice, roughly how many matters you carry, what you run today, and which part of the week you would most like back. Enough to make the next half hour relevant.
2
Thirty minutes on your material
Your document set up live, or your records turned into a chronology, or the workflow for your practice area walked end to end. Whatever you brought is what we use.
3
Five minutes of straight answers
Which plan fits your real caseload — including if that is the smallest one. What is built and what is not. What moving your data over would involve. No follow-up sequence, no pressure to decide on the call.