Intake, automated. Issues, spotted. Matter, prepared.
Codossier is Crift built for the law office. A client's story goes in; a structured matter comes out, with the issues named, the proceedings split and the deadlines mapped, grounded in the governing law of the forum. Practitioner-grade case analysis, before the first meeting.
Codossier is the legal face of Crift: the same proprietary knowledge graph and recall engines, trained practice area by practice area, with intake, issue spotting and the dossier shaped for practitioners. Built for solo offices, small firms, office-wide intake desks and law students.
Each desk is a practice area the knowledge graph engine has learned the way a practitioner does: its statutes, its procedure, its leading cases and its traps. A matter is analyzed by the desk that knows its law.
Matters don't arrive organized. They arrive as stories: a call after hours, a long email, a client's best recollection, with the facts that decide the case buried in the middle. Codossier sorts the story into issues, separates the proceedings and sequences them, so the strategy is visible at intake instead of at the second meeting.
A summary restates the uncertainty. Codossier hands you a map: the statutes, the precedent, the procedural sequence, and the questions still open.
Pick the practice area and tell the matter in plain words, the way the client told it. No forms, no schema, no legal vocabulary required.
The story splits into its legal components, each checked against governing law. One DUI can be a criminal charge and a license suspension, each on its own clock.
Two documents for two readers: a plain-language client brief, and a counsel packet with citations for the lawyer who takes the matter.
The matter lands on the canvas: waypoints, decision points and milestones. Drag to restructure as the facts move.
A spouse married after the will was signed, and left out of it. The dossier works the claim from the first fact to the filing.
Every dossier argues the other side before opposing counsel does.
The element your proof is thinnest on.
Opposing counsel's strongest argument, before they make it.
The precedent that cuts against you, surfaced rather than buried.
The dossier as a PDF
A plain-language client brief
A counsel packet with citations
Jurisdiction-specific procedure and timelines
The matter mapped on the canvas
Files you keep and share
Practitioner-grade, for litigators and dealmakers.
DeadlinesEvery promise, kept.
DocumentsVersioned, compared, searchable, secured like the matter.
AgentAsk, draft and enrich, inside every record.
Proprietary engineLearns your field before the first question.
Proprietary engineThe right knowledge at the right moment, with its source.
Every element is anchored to authority, so the case you bring is the case you can stand behind.