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Your judgment, supported by Cite8.

Bring your expertise to one-on-one document consultations, with AI analysis, topics to cover and a shared workspace to support the conversation. You focus on the client and the legal judgment.

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  1. Bring your expertise to the right matters

    Put your legal judgment to work on focused document consultations within your approved practice and licensing scope. Cite8 brings the client’s recorded intake and AI-prepared draft into one workspace, giving you a starting point for understanding the matter.

    The preparation supports your assessment. You bring the experience to ask the next question, understand what matters to the client and decide what the document needs.

    • Recorded client facts
    • AI-prepared document

  2. Make room for consultations that fit

    Make Cite8 part of your practice on the hours you choose. Set your availability, consider incoming review invitations and accept work within your approved scope.

    Once you accept, the client’s context and document are available together, so you can begin the conversation with a useful foundation instead of a blank page.

    • Availability you control
    • Invitations you can assess

  3. Lead the conversation, with AI support

    Meet the client one on one by video while you review the same document. Consultation topics, relevant intake answers and questions to discuss help you focus the conversation and see which topics have been covered.

    Use AI analysis to surface additional points for your assessment, and request wording changes based on your instructions. Cite8 keeps the discussion topics and document connected; you decide what needs attention, what should change and when a topic has been addressed.

    • One-on-one video
    • Topic guidance and coverage
    • AI analysis and wording support

  4. Turn the conversation into a clear result

    Refine the wording as the consultation develops, with saved document versions keeping the changes available to review. Work through the topics with the client and record the outcomes as you go.

    Complete the review with the finished document and its recorded outcomes in one place, so both you and the client can return to what was reviewed.

    • Saved document changes
    • Recorded review outcomes

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