01 Getting started
Getting started with jurispraxis.ai
Make an account in a minute, confirm your email and ask your first question. What you need for a first answer with quotations from the sources.
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Making an account
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Confirming your email
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Signing in
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Your first question
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What next
01 Getting started
Interface overview: chats, projects, uploads
How the jurispraxis.ai app is laid out: the sections of the sidebar, the credit balance, the settings and where to find each thing.
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The sidebar
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Chats
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Credit balance
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Settings
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Light and dark themes
02 Asking and answers
Asking a question and getting an answer
How to ask a question in plain language, what jurispraxis.ai shows while it searches, and what an answer is made of.
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How to ask a question
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What happens during the search
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What an answer is made of
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Follow-up questions
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Choosing the sources
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The form of the answer and the order of the work
02 Asking and answers
Citations and sources: how to check an answer
How to read the numbered quotations in an answer, how to open the source document, and why you must always check the result.
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Quotations in the answer
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How to open the source document
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Why you must check the answer
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How to keep the quotations you need
02 Asking and answers
Skills: saved instructions
A skill is a named set of instructions for how the work is done: the form of the answer, the order of the work, or both. The built-in skills, your organization's own skills and the default skill.
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Where to choose a skill
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The built-in skills
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The chat keeps the skill
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A skill for one answer
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Your own skill
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What a skill cannot change
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The default skill
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Who can edit and delete a skill
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Turning a skill off
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What next
02 Asking and answers
Follow-up questions and bookmarks
How to ask follow-up questions in the same chat, what happens when a chat becomes long, how to rename a chat, and how to keep important documents and quotations in bookmarks.
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Carrying on the research
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When a chat becomes long
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Renaming
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Bookmarks
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Notes on bookmarks
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Coming back to the work
02 Asking and answers
The Chats page and CSV export
The Chats page: search, filters and order, the columns of the table, moving chats to a project, exporting the chats you pick to a CSV file, and deleting.
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The list of chats
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Actions on a chat
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Actions on several chats
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How to export
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What the file contains
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Deleting chats
02 Asking and answers
Exporting a chat to Word (.docx)
How to save a whole chat or one answer as a Word document (.docx), or copy an answer to the clipboard.
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The whole chat
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One answer
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What the file contains
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CSV or Word
02 Asking and answers
Translated view: read a source in your language
A document in another language can show in its machine translation into the language of your screens. Where you see it, what it costs and why you always cite the original.
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How to turn it on
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In the source pane
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In the answer
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Why you cite the original
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What it costs
03 Sources and filters
Sources and the Auto mode
Where jurispraxis.ai looks for an answer: the case law, legislation and parliamentary record of the Netherlands, France and Poland, your own files, and the Auto mode that chooses for you.
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Where to choose the sources
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The Auto mode
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Countries
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What each country holds
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Your own files
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After you choose
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Tips
03 Sources and filters
Case law filters
How to narrow a search by court, court level, kind of document or ruling, procedure, area of law, collection, series, body of regulations and date, for each country's collections.
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Where the filters are
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The court filter
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Netherlands: Case law
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Netherlands: Parliamentary history
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Netherlands: Legislation
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France: Case law
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Poland: Case law
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Legislation in France and Poland
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When to use filters
04 Documents and uploads
Uploading your documents
Formats, file size, the two ways to upload and the processing statuses.
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Two ways to upload
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What you can upload
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How the upload goes
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Processing statuses
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What next
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Privacy
04 Documents and uploads
Folders: keeping uploads in order
How to put documents into folders, rename and move them, and find the file you need.
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How the page is laid out
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A new folder
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Renaming
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Moving a file
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Search and filter
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Actions on several files
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Deleting a folder
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Who sees your folders
04 Documents and uploads
Attaching files to a chat
A chat reads only the documents you pick: the paperclip in the question box and the Files for the chat window.
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The paperclip: attach a file from your computer
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The Files for the chat window: pick from your library
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Auto does not read your files
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Your files and the public sources together
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The scope stays
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If a file is not in the list
04 Documents and uploads
Access to your uploaded documents
Your uploads are private by default. How to open a document to colleagues, what they see, and what happens when you delete it.
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Your own library
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Opening a document to colleagues
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What colleagues see
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A chat reads only what you picked
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Deleting a document
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When a file is no longer there
05 Drafts
Drafts: a document from your chat
How to ask the service for a letter, a claim or a contract, follow your own file as a template or open it as a draft, and edit the document by hand or by a request in the chat.
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How to get a draft
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Where to find your drafts
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The draft pane
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Editing by hand
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Editing by a request in the chat
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Links to sources
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Who can edit a draft
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What it costs
05 Drafts
Draft editions, comparing and download
How a draft keeps its earlier versions, how to compare them and bring one back, how to see the document as it will be in Word, download it in your own style, and what happens when two people edit it.
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Editions
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Comparing editions
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Restoring an edition
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The As in Word view
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Downloading to Word
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The {{answer}} marker: the logo and the address stay
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When two people edit at once
05 Drafts
Word add-in and ONLYOFFICE plugin
How to open the jurispraxis.ai panel next to a document in Microsoft Word or ONLYOFFICE, send the contract over and get an answer's changes back as tracked changes in the file.
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Where the panel works
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Installing in Word
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Installing in ONLYOFFICE
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Signing in
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Sending the document
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Files and sources
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Questions and changes
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When a change is not written
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A new chat and signing out
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A new version and a failed load
06 Projects
Projects: grouping your chats
Making a project and its description, what a chat in a project knows about the matter, the list of projects with its search and filters, the project page with its chats, files and drafts, favourites and deleting a project.
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Making a project
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The list of projects
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The project page
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Adding chats to a project
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What a chat in a project knows
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Sources in the chats of a project
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Favourites and managing a project
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Working together
07 Plans and credits
Plans
How plans work in jurispraxis.ai, what the free Start plan gives, and how the owner takes, changes and cancels a plan through Freemius, our reseller.
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The same app on every plan
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Start
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Where to see your plan
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Who pays
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Taking a plan
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Changing the plan
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Manage billing
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Cancelling
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When a renewal fails
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Payment history
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Refunds
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Prices
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Credits
07 Plans and credits
What credits are and how they are spent
The credit pools (Starter, Monthly, Extra credits), the order they are spent in, which credits expire, and how the owner buys extra credits.
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Credit pools
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How credits are spent
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Buying extra credits
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Where to see the spending
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Plans and prices
08 Team and access
Team: members, roles and invitations
How to invite colleagues to your organization, manage their roles and follow your invitations.
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Members
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Inviting colleagues
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Roles
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Payments
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Shared balance
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Access to work
08 Team and access
Access to chats and projects
How to set who sees a chat or a project: following the project, the members you pick, or the whole organization.
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Access to a chat
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Access to a project
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Who always has access
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Before you start
08 Team and access
The usage journal
Where to see credit spending, what a member and an administrator see, and how to filter the lines by period, member and chat.
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Where to find it
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The organization’s credits
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The usage journal
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Filters
09 Account and security
Changing your password
How to change your password in the account settings, and what to do if you forgot it.
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Change the password in the settings
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If you forgot the password
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Keeping access safe
09 Account and security
Two-factor authentication (2FA)
How to turn on sign-in with a code from an authenticator app or from your email, keep your backup codes, and turn 2FA off.
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Turning it on
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Backup codes
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Signing in with 2FA
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Turning it off
09 Account and security
Security and your data
Where jurispraxis.ai keeps your files and chats, what the AI models receive, who in your organization can see what, and how your data is deleted.
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Where your data is
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What the AI models receive
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Your organization decides
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Who can see what
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Signing in
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Deleting your data
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Questions about security
09 Account and security
What the model sees
Before any text reaches an AI model, jurispraxis.ai replaces names, identifiers and addresses with labels. What is hidden, what is not, where you see it and how to correct it.
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How it works
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What is hidden
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What is not hidden
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Where you see it
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How to correct it
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Questions