The AI operating system for justice
One system for your agency. An agent for every role, staffed by your team, held to your approvals, at the autonomy you set.
Criminal justice security standard (CJIS) · U.S. government cloud (AWS GovCloud) · Accessible to everyone (WCAG 2.2 AA)
A view of the eCourt AI approval queue as court staff see it. This morning a continuance was granted, and the agents prepared the cascade before anyone asked. Scribe, the documents and notices agent, turned the order into notices in 3 languages, a calendar change, and an updated portal answer, all awaiting one approval with sources attached. Docket, the clerk copilot, flagged 2 conflicts the new date creates and took no action, per the agency's suggest-level setting. Relay, the voice agent, answered 41 routine calls overnight, each logged on the record. Every item is attributed, timestamped, and exportable.
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How orchestration works on eCourt AI: one case update is entered once, on the record. A human reviews and approves it, one time. From that single approval, the operating system completes every downstream action: Notices in 3 languages, Calendar updated, Payment plan adjusted, Portal answer ready. Each action is attributed, timestamped, and exportable.
No proprietary hardware, ever. The operating system reaches people where they already are, on devices your agency can buy anywhere: the bench, the vehicle, the lobby, and the phone in a pocket.
Court fits in a hand: a reminder that speaks their language, directions that make sense, a payment plan they can keep, and a person one reply away. People show up when showing up is easy.
Meet GuideThe court, the way a pilot sees a cockpit: a presiding judge reads workloads, backlogs, and bottlenecks live, with every number tracing to its source. When she asks why Thursday is jammed, the answer arrives with sources attached.
Meet VantageThe morning arrives triaged before the engine starts: Compass reads the night against every active caseload and suggests who to reach today, so a missed check-in never has to become a violation. The officer decides. The record shows both.
Meet CompassThree views of the same operating system. From a member of the public’s phone, available now: a plain-language reminder with a confirmation, directions, a rescheduling option, and language choice. From the bench: Vantage, in development, shows a presiding judge live workloads, backlogs, and flagged bottlenecks, every number traced to its source. From the vehicle: Compass, in development, shows an officer a morning caseload triaged overnight at the suggest level, with reasons cited from the record.
Nobody on the org chart is replaced. Everyone on the org chart gains a staff.
Your agency runs on one intelligent operating system that connects to the systems you already have. Nothing gets ripped out. It adds what is missing and modernizes at your pace.
The platformInside it, your clerks, officers, and judges each staff agents that do the stitching between systems: the follow-ups, the triage, the answers, and the cascade that carries one update everywhere it belongs.
Meet the agentsEvery agent works under your governance: permissions you set, approvals you require, a record of every action. Nothing is required, and autonomy is a dial your staff hold.
Governance & controlsA continuance was granted at 9:14. By 9:15 her agents had the cascade ready: the new date checked against every calendar, notices in three languages, the payment plan moved, the portal answer updated. She reviews it, approves once, and seven systems agree. The person standing at her counter gets her full attention.
The department line was answered before she reached the building, and last night’s check-in reminders went out in each person’s language, every one on the record. The hour she used to lose to callbacks goes to the two people who actually need her today.
He asks what he owes and what happens next. The answer comes in his language, in plain words, with a payment plan he can actually keep. No lines, no legalese, no guessing. He leaves knowing exactly what to do.
She sees her court the way a pilot sees a cockpit: workloads, backlogs, and bottlenecks, live. When she asks why Thursday is jammed, the answer arrives with its sources attached.
Every workflow is instrumented, so your agency watches its own outcomes move on its own dashboard: hearings held, hours returned, answers delivered. Your first agent is instrumented from day one, and at 90 days you review your own numbers with us. Impact you can put in a budget hearing, not a brochure.
Every capability is opt-in. Your agency keeps governance, observability, traceability, and controls at every level, configured to your jurisdiction’s rules at every level that sets them. One system runs an entire jurisdiction, with every local court on its own terms.
Autonomy is a dial
Suggest
the agent recommends, your staff act
Draft for approvaldefault
the agent prepares, a human signs
Act with review
the agent acts, your staff audit
Act on its own
earned, scoped, always on the record
Set per agent and per workflow. Change it anytime. Agents earn autonomy the way staff do: by doing the work well, visibly, over time.
The operating system runs the model that fits each task, from any major lab or the open-source community. Open-source models run privately with no third-party logging. API models run through AWS Bedrock, which does not log prompts or outputs to the model provider and never uses court data for training.
How the model layer worksStaff your agents on a per-agent subscription with usage credits included, in annual bundles your budget office can plan on. Or turn on self-funded solutions, payment processing among them: no upfront cost, no ongoing cost, revenue earned only when an end client chooses to use them.
How pricing worksStart with one agent, connect what you have, and keep your staff in control from the first day. Add the next role when the results make the case.
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GuideAI assistant
reports to the eCourt AI team
always labeled AI · unsure means handed to a person