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Eight pillars, with account workspaces separated below.

Practice tools

The software a practice runs on.

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Every practitioner eventually assembles a personal research stack — something free, something paid, and something for the gaps neither covers.

  • JurisTechne

    Legal research

    Australian legal analytics business producing explainable analysis from case law and legislation. Its services include Strategy Intelligence Reports and custom reporting that connect a matter’s facts, authorities and potential remedies for human assessment.

    Firm size fit
    Solo practitioners, litigation teams and courts are identified audiences.
    Verified13 September 2026

The fastest-moving category in Atlas and the one most in need of scepticism.

  • Mary Technology

    AI drafting & review

    Legal fact-management software that structures information from matter documents into source-linked chronologies and analysis. Capabilities include custom timelines, bank statement analysis and drafting from templates, with outputs traceable to the underlying record.

    Deployment
    Cloud
    Verified14 August 2026

Precedents, assembly, and the machinery that stops you rebuilding the same document for the ninth time.

  • Bundledocs

    Document automation

    Document bundling software that assembles files into indexed, paginated and sectioned bundles for electronic sharing or printing. Cloud and on-premise options support teams preparing briefs, hearing materials and transaction document sets.

    Pricing model
    Cloud subscriptions; business and on-premise quotes available. Published Starter price is GBP, not an Australian quote.
    Deployment
    Cloud service; on-premise option available by enquiry.
    Verified14 August 2026
  • Cicero

    eDiscovery & litigation support

    AI-assisted litigation analysis platform developed by Automatise. It structures matter documents into factual chronologies and maps of allegations and defences, helping legal teams organise the evidence around a dispute.

    Firm size fit
    Disputes and litigation teams.
    Verified13 September 2026
  • Everlaw

    eDiscovery & litigation support

    Cloud eDiscovery platform used by Australian firms including NuLegal. It supports evidence processing, review, predictive coding and trial preparation, including Storybuilder. Its current product range also includes legal holds and connections between its evidentiary record and external AI tools.

    Deployment
    Cloud
    Verified14 August 2026
  • Law In Order

    eDiscovery & litigation support

    Australian provider of eDiscovery, managed document review, document production and electronic hearing support. Services include evidence collection and processing, hosted review, court-book preparation, transcription and virtual or hybrid hearings, with offices in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth.

    Deployment
    Hybrid
    Verified18 September 2026
  • Legal Ready

    eDiscovery & litigation support

    Legal technology provider behind eBrief Ready, Disclosure Ready and related litigation tools. Its products support electronic briefs, document sharing and disclosure, with AI features for document classification, fact extraction, chronologies and financial document analysis.

    Pricing model
    User-based product pricing; confirm the selected product and regional plan.
    Verified18 September 2026
  • LUPA Technology

    eDiscovery & litigation support

    AI-driven eDiscovery and data analytics platform for construction and legal industries; Australian-connected.

    • eDiscovery & litigation support
    • Software
    • Litigation & dispute resolution
    Verified14 August 2026
  • Nuix

    eDiscovery & litigation support

    Provider of software for eDiscovery, investigations and data governance, headquartered in Sydney. Nuix Neo for Legal supports evidence processing, early case assessment and document review, with Nuix Discover providing review capabilities for legal matters.

    Deployment
    Hybrid
    Verified18 September 2026
  • Relativity (RelativityOne)

    eDiscovery & litigation support

    Legal-data software used for eDiscovery, investigations, early case assessment and case strategy. The provider now markets its cloud platform, formerly RelativityOne, as Relativity aiR, with AI-assisted review and analysis, training, certifications and a service-provider partner network.

    Deployment
    Cloud
    Verified14 August 2026
  • Supio

    eDiscovery & litigation support

    AI platform for plaintiff litigation work, including personal injury and mass torts. It supports analysis of records, factual chronologies, case preparation and drafting, with tools for reviewing medical information.

    Firm size fit
    Plaintiff personal-injury and mass-tort firms are its stated focus.
    Verified13 September 2026
  • TransPerfect Legal (Australia)

    eDiscovery & litigation support

    Global legal tech/eDiscovery firm with Sydney and Melbourne offices; awarded Top eDiscovery Provider by Australasian Lawyer 2022–2024.

    Deployment
    Cloud
    Verified14 August 2026

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