Questions about Grella.

Grella is a Legal Matter Workspace. It helps law firms turn matter files into a structured, source-linked record, then use that record for facts, chronologies, cited answers, and work product.

Grella is for law firms working through document-heavy matters where the team needs to understand the record, check sources, prepare work, and keep track of change.

Grella helps with tasks such as getting oriented to a matter, finding and checking facts, following a sequence of events, answering questions from the record, and preparing a briefing or draft.

No. Practice management runs firm operations. Legal research tools research the law. Generic AI answers prompts. Grella helps teams understand and work from their own source-linked matter record.

No. Grella helps organize, trace, and prepare matter work. Lawyers still check the evidence, assess the legal position, and control every final document and decision.

The dashboard, facts, chronologies, cited answers, and work products use the same matter record. Your team can move between them without rebuilding the context each time.

Grella updates the source-backed matter state and can flag facts, chronologies, or work product that may need review. It does not silently rewrite legal work.

No. Each product area works from the same matter record. A fact can support a chronology entry, appear in a cited answer, and remain connected when it is used in work product.

Start with the matter dashboard to understand the context. Move into Facts, Chronologies, or a matter chat when you need to check a point or advance a specific task.

A colleague with access to the matter can use the same views and source-linked record. They can read the context and check supporting material before picking up the work.

Choose a task your team knows well, such as preparing a chronology or briefing. Check how quickly you can understand the matter, open the sources, and carry the context into useful work.

It brings together the matter summary, key parties, live issues, assessment, weaknesses, and file notes in one view.

The dashboard gives an overview of the matter. Facts is the detailed record of statements, dates, sources, and relevance. Use the dashboard to get oriented, then open Facts to check the record behind it.

Yes. A colleague with matter access can review the summary, people, issues, and supporting record before continuing the work.

No. Treat the assessment as a view to review, not a conclusion to accept. Your team checks the evidence, weighs gaps, and decides the matter position.

Grella uses the files and facts in the matter. Check that the record contains the material your question needs.

Yes. Open a citation to show the supporting document and page alongside the answer, then read the passage in context.

No. A citation gives you a place to check. Read the passage, confirm that it supports the point, and look for other evidence that could change the conclusion.

Yes. You can turn a useful matter chat into work product and keep drafting in the same workspace. Review the wording and sources before using or exporting it.

They start with dated facts in the matter. Each entry keeps a link to the document and page behind it, so you can check the date and statement together.

A focused chronology narrows the timeline to one person, issue, or event. The master chronology remains the full dated matter record.

Open both sources and read them in context. The chronology makes the conflict visible, but your team decides which evidence to rely on.

New evidence may affect an earlier entry. Grella can direct attention to what needs another look, while your team checks the affected event and its sources.

Examples include matter briefings, response memos, interview outlines, chronology summaries, and other documents shaped around the purpose and audience you provide.

Start with analysis in a matter chat, then turn it into a draft. Describe the purpose and audience, and continue editing in the matter workspace.

Yes. Cited statements keep a path to the supporting material, so you can check the evidence while reviewing the wording and conclusions.

No. Your team needs to check the facts, sources, wording, and legal position. The lawyer controls the final document and export.

No. Work that may be affected can carry a Review status. The lawyer checks what changed and decides whether to update the document.

Authenticated accounts, organization boundaries, matter permissions, and roles control who can open and work in each matter.

Stored legal content is encrypted at rest. Each organization has separate encryption keys. Confirm the requirements that apply to your firm during security review.

Grella uses business APIs to provide AI features. Confirm current provider, retention, and model-use requirements during security review.

Grella records key work-product actions, including when work is created, edited, exported, deleted, accessed, or restored.

Bring requirements for hosting, data in transit, backups, retention, provider use, access controls, and incident handling to the review.

Yes. We can arrange a guided walkthrough using a demo matter, so your team can inspect the workflow before bringing any real files.

Bring the task your team wants to improve, the people involved, and what they need to understand, verify, or produce.

Yes. Tell us whether you want to focus on matter orientation, cited answers, chronologies, work products, or security review.

Use the contact page and include your team, the workflow, and the requirement you want to discuss. We will route it to the right conversation.