Each feature is shipped to production today. None of them are mockups, slides or roadmap. They compose the operational layer between the AI reasoning engine and the lawyer's signature.
01 · DEFENCE DOSSIER
Evidentiary file of the output.
Every analysis ships with its automatic evidentiary file: which legal corpus was consulted, which analysis modules fired, which AI models took part in the reasoning chain, what adversarial review Node B carried out and what risk analysis Node C contributed — sealed with a SHA-256 integrity hash so any post-issuance alteration is mathematically detectable. Exportable as an annex to the opinion: every Nexus analysis becomes an auditable artefact, not a black box.
02 · HUMAN REVIEW
AI is the starting point, not the deliverable.
Nexus enforces a structured review flow with explicit states — Generated by AI → Under review → Approved → Sent. The lawyer can mark an analysis as under review, request corrections, leave review notes and finally approve with the stamp of who approved and when. Analyses with pending corrections are blocked until they're resolved. No opinion ever leaves marked Approved without a human having validated it explicitly.
03 · EVIDENCE TRAY
Every statement classified by certainty level.
Nexus parses each opinion and identifies every statement with legal backing, classifying them by certainty: [L1] documented certainty, [L2-J] case law, [L3-NV] non-verifiable, [L4] inferred, [L5-C] conjecture, [L5-P] procedural deadline. The reviewer marks each as verified, disputed or potential hallucination. Hallucinations are highlighted and block approval of the analysis until resolved.
04 · AUTOMATIC DEADLINES
Procedural deadlines and obligations, extracted.
Nexus detects and extracts every procedural deadline, expiry and obligation in the analysis: filing dates, appeal windows, notification terms, limitation periods, hearing dates. Each deadline is recorded with description, critical date, obligation type and compliance state. The system computes in real time which deadlines are overdue, which fall within the next 7 days and which remain open — and surfaces them in the matter panel, in the case file and in the global control inbox.
05 · AI ACT TRACEABILITY
EU AI Act Art. 50 compliance, automatic.
EU Regulation 2024/1689 requires transparency over the use of AI in high-impact contexts; legal analysis is one of them. Nexus emits a structured traceability log per analysis: prompt used, prompt hash, corpus consulted, models in the reasoning chain, system version, timestamp, output integrity hash and conformity declaration in four languages (ES/EN/FR/DE). Exportable as JSON (for compliance system integration) or plain text (as an annex). The panel shows compliance level: Complete (Node B and C), Partial (Node B), or Basic (Node A only).
06 · FIRM MEMORY
Your firm's style, taught once.
Every firm has its own style: clauses it always includes, preferred tone in opinions, in-house risk criteria, specific report formats. Nexus remembers. Firm Memory holds permanent preferences by category — Clauses, Tone, Risk, Format, General — that are injected automatically into every analysis. Set it once and Nexus applies it across every opinion, with no need to repeat instructions on each query. Each preference is individually toggleable, editable and organisable.
07 · CONFLICT CHECK
Conflicts of interest checked before you accept.
Conflict of interest is a deontological obligation, not an option. Before accepting a matter, Nexus checks automatically whether any of the parties involved have appeared in prior matters of the same firm. The system normalises names (accents stripped, corporate suffixes, honorifics removed), applies exact, substring and approximate matching (trigrams), and ranks results by match type and similarity percentage. Each matter has its own Parties tab where clients, opposing parties, witnesses and experts are registered; on adding a new matter the check runs against the firm's full history and alerts on overlap.
08 · MATTER COMMAND CENTER
The matter as a control surface.
The matter is the heart of the firm. In Nexus each matter is now a full command center with six integrated tabs — Corpus (ingest and manage documents in PDF, audio, video), Queries (RAG over the matter's own corpus), Drafting (writing assistant contextualised to the file), Docs (document listing with status and text download), Parties (registry plus integrated conflict check) and Control (per-matter inbox: linked analyses, pending reviews, unverified evidence, overdue deadlines). Analyses generated from the main panel can be linked to a matter; from then on their deadlines, evidence and reviews appear automatically in the matter's Control tab.
09 · GLOBAL CONTROL INBOX
Everything that needs attention, one screen.
The Inbox is the firm's command view: everything requiring attention on a single screen, regardless of which matter it belongs to. Five live counters: Under review (pending human approval), Unverified (evidence extracted but not yet validated), Hallucinations (statements flagged as potential AI error), Overdue deadlines (critical dates already passed without recorded compliance) and Next 7 days (deadlines this week). Each item deep-links to the matching analysis or matter. The Inbox empties when the firm has done its work — every review approved, every piece of evidence verified, every deadline resolved.