The modernization partner for courts and justice agencies
Courts and justice agencies know what needs to change. eCourt AI assesses your systems, recommends what to buy and what to build, and then builds it. Your agency owns every deliverable.
The assessment and the build come from the same firm.
Our engineers are on staff, so an assessment arrives with a real estimate of what building it takes, and the people who wrote it are the ones your team calls once the system is running.
- Engineering
- On staff, from assessment through support
- Practice
- Courts and justice agencies only
- Pricing
- Defined scope, published, with a documented change process
- Ownership
- Your code, your data, self-hosting always available
What we do
All servicesAI Readiness and Strategy
We assess your systems and data for AI readiness, draft an AI use policy for your adoption, and deliver a sequenced plan with costs.
AI Implementation
We build a working pilot to your adopted AI policy, with a person reviewing every decision that touches a case, and measure it against criteria agreed in advance.
Court Technology Modernization
Owner-side support through a major system change: needs assessment, requirements your agency can release to bidders, and procurement support.
Custom Digital Solutions
We design and build the public-facing side of your court: websites, portals, self-help services, and applications.
Data, Integration and Migration
We prepare your records for migration, independently verify the converted data, and preserve readable access to the retired system.
Solutions
What we build, each with a reference scope, a typical timeline, and the factors that move the price.
How an engagement runs
Every engagement runs the same way, whatever we are building: phases with a defined end, artifacts you keep, and a decision gate at each boundary where you can stop.
Our approach in fullPhase 1. Understand
We learn what you run and what is failing, from the people who work around it every day.
You confirm the findings before anything becomes a recommendation
Phase 2. Decide
We put options in front of you, each with what it costs, what it takes from your staff, and what it rules out.
You choose, including choosing to stop or to take the plan to another firm
Phase 3. Build
We build in your repository, with a working demonstration on a fixed schedule throughout the build.
Demonstration against the acceptance criteria agreed before the build
Phase 4. Adopt
We train the people who will use it and the people who will maintain it, and we measure whether it is being used.
Your team demonstrates they can run it without us
Phase 5. Operate or hand over
You self-host, self-host with support, or have us run it in your own cloud tenancy. All three are priced in advance.
Moving between the options costs no exit fee, at any time
Who we serve
State Court Systems
We support statewide programs, where one decision has to work in the largest court and in the smallest one at the same time.
Local and Municipal Courts
Small courts carry full caseloads without dedicated technology staff. Our engagements are sized so a small court can buy them and absorb them.
Administrative Offices of the Courts
Your office sets direction for courts it does not directly control. We plan and build programs designed to be adopted.
Clerks and Justice Agencies
Your office holds the record: filings, fees, dockets, and the counter where the public meets the justice system.
Government Technology Departments
Your team inherits every system the agency buys. We deliver systems your own staff can integrate, maintain, and run.
For AI and Innovation Leaders
You were hired to build an AI program from nothing, usually without engineers. We provide the readiness evidence, the policy, and the first working project.
What it costs, before you call us
Every engagement is a defined scope with a published starting price, a timeline, what we need from your team, and a documented process for scope changes. Your agency can evaluate cost and fit before speaking to anyone.
See engagements and pricingReadiness and Modernization Roadmap
We interview your staff, review your systems and data, and deliver a modernization plan your agency can act on: what to do first, what it costs, and what it depends on.
- Price
- From $18,000
- Timeline
- 6 to 8 weeks
The safe first step
The readiness assessment is free, takes about 20 minutes, and returns a scored report you keep. It creates no obligation, no call, and no follow-up.