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Different vendors need different court events. Find your kind of work below, and the signals that go with it.

eDiscovery / Litigation Support

A case needs you when documents have to be collected, processed, reviewed and produced.

Signals and Intelligence plans Illustrative docket. The docket sheet of one unlocked case, oldest entry first. Three entries are marked as signals: the Rule 26(f) report, the protective order and the motion to compel discovery. Sample data. Fictional case.

Legal-Tech Software Vendor

A legal team looks at new software when a case adds work its current tools do not cover.

ALSP / Legal Staffing Firm

A case needs more people when the work outgrows the team or the schedule tightens.

Intelligence plan A monitor watches a signal only where its conditions match: here one signal, in one court, for one case type and one defense firm size. A matching row in the feed carries a Matched label with the monitor's name. Nothing is emailed. Sample data. Fictional case.

Court Reporting / Deposition Services

A case needs you once testimony is on the calendar.

Signals plan The opportunities feed on the Signals plan. A locked row hides the case name behind a hatch and still shows the law firms. The defense firm's size is not shown on a locked row. Revealing it costs 1 credit. Unlocking a row costs 1 credit. Sample data. Fictional case.

Forensics / Cyber / Data-Breach Response

A case needs you when devices have to be collected, or when the handling of evidence is in question.

Something else.

If you sell into litigation and none of these is you, start with the full list of signals.

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Plans

Signals

For boutiques and first-time teams.

Intelligence

For active revenue teams.

Originate

For organizations growing at scale.

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