The queue is sorted
Requests from email and Teams sit in one queue, sorted by type and urgency.
An email comes in. Clerk'r files it on the matter, assigns the task, prepares the draft and keeps an eye on the deadline. You approve. Nothing leaves the firm without your click.
Gathered, Assigned, Prepared, ApprovedSee how→One night on one matter: Read the Night Watch →
Clerk'r was built with a leading Danish employment law firm, on their real matters.
About us→An email comes in. Clerk'r files it on the matter, assigns the task, prepares the draft and keeps an eye on the deadline. You approve. Nothing leaves the firm without your click.
Gathered, Assigned, Prepared, ApprovedSee how→One night on one matter: Read the Night Watch →
Built inside a leading Danish employment law firm, on their real matters.
Contracts from sales, questions from HR, an NDA from procurement and a board meeting on Thursday. Clerk'r gathers requests from across the business into one queue, assigns them across the team and prepares the answers. You approve.
With Clerk'r: one queue, sorted and assigned.
Requests from email and Teams sit in one queue, sorted by type and urgency.
An agent drafts it from your template. The lawyer approves, and it's sent.
A reply draft based on your policy and previous matters is waiting for the lawyer.
Reply draft: The employee can be given one month's notice during probation, per your policy.
Reviewed against your standard terms. The deviations are at the top.
The dashboard shows what's been delivered and what's waiting. No chasing.
The materials are gathered and prepared in a workspace, ready for review.
@SH could you take the NDA for Procurement?
Liability is limited to the contract value in the preceding 12 months.
Version 12@Clerk'r what is the notice during probation?
One month, per your staff policy § 4.
Staff policy § 4Nothing leaves the firm without your click. Data in the EU, AI via AWS Bedrock in Frankfurt, no training on your data.
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