Key Features and Functions include:
AI-Based Email and Document Classification
Mattera automatically classifies incoming emails and attachments to the appropriate matter using a legal ontology that includes more than 2,000 document types and 18,000 legal concepts. The system is designed to reduce manual filing and improve matter organization across teams.
Shared Inbox Workspace
The platform centers on a collaborative shared inbox where attorneys, paralegals, and staff can work within the same matter view. Emails, attachments, and related case data are organized in a unified interface.
AI Assistant (“Luna”)
Mattera includes a built-in AI assistant that allows users to query case information through natural language chat or voice. The assistant retrieves information from emails, documents, and related matter data, providing cited responses within the platform.
Semantic Search Across Case Data
Semantic search functionality is designed to recognize legal terminology and context across emails and documents. Users can search for legal concepts and acronyms, with results that account for related terminology and contextual meaning.
Automated Extraction of Case Data
The system extracts tasks, calendar events, follow-ups, contact relationships, and potential conflict signals from communications. This information is organized at the matter level to support ongoing case management.
Matter-Level Case Views and Summaries
Each matter includes a consolidated view of communications, documents, contacts, and activity history. Chronological summaries are generated to provide an overview of case developments.
Contact and Relationship Intelligence
Mattera incorporates CRM-style contact management functionality inspired by tools such as Attio. The platform links contacts to matters, communications, and related case activity.
Litigation-Focused Workflows
The platform is purpose-built for litigation practices, including employment and labor law, personal injury, and workers’ compensation. It includes workflows intended to align with litigation processes and court-driven timelines.
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