Party & Counsel
File a claim, serve notice, exchange pleadings, track deadlines, settle fees and receive the award, with visibility confined to your own matters.
Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
One system carrying a matter from filing to enforceable award: statutory deadlines computed rather than remembered, conflicts screened against official designation lists, and every consequential act written to a record that cannot be quietly altered.
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Designations screened against, merged from five official lists
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Sanctions and designation authorities, refreshed weekly
SHA-256
Hash-chained audit trail, verifiable on demand
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Role-separated workspaces on one case record
Parties, the tribunal, the institution and researchers work from the same underlying matter, each seeing only what their role permits. Nothing is reconciled by hand between systems.
File a claim, serve notice, exchange pleadings, track deadlines, settle fees and receive the award, with visibility confined to your own matters.
Case record, disclosures, procedural orders, deliberation notes, and award drafting with a signature and scrutiny workflow.
Intake review, appointments from the empanelled roster, conflict screening, fee administration, scheduling, analytics and the audit log.
Precedent search with citations resolved against a public judgment database, clause review, and s.34 exposure analysis.
Timelines under the Act are not reminders in a calendar. They are computed from the events that trigger them and enforced as guards on what the case can do next.
The controls below are enforced by the system rather than by procedure, and each one surfaces its own failures on the governance console instead of staying silent until someone checks.
Every party and tribunal member is screened at filing and re-screened weekly against merged designation lists (OFAC SDN, the UN Security Council Consolidated List, EU financial sanctions, UK OFSI, and India's UAPA banned organisations). A match names the designating authority and the exact entry it matched.
Every consequential action is appended to a SHA-256 hash chain, verifiable on demand. An altered or deleted entry is detectable rather than merely unlikely.
Access is enforced server-side on every request. Parties reach only their own matters, tribunal-only material is withheld from parties, and documents are virus-scanned before they can be downloaded.
Fee approval and disbursement cannot be performed by the same person. Breaches surface on the governance console instead of waiting for an audit to find them.
Ask a question of the case file and the answer cites the document it came from. Search for authority and every citation is resolved against a public judgment database before it is shown. Anything that cannot be resolved is marked unverified rather than presented as settled law.
Model output is a draft for a human to accept or reject. It never changes the state of a case on its own, and every invocation is logged with its cost and the redactions applied before sending.
Existing users can sign in to their workspace. For institutional access, speak to us about onboarding your panel, rules and fee schedule.