The knowledge of an office sits in decades of deeds, and it walks out of the door when experienced colleagues do. NotarFlow makes the archive searchable: by case, by clause, by wording. With the passage itself, not with an assertion.
The old archive is scanned, read and indexed locally: deeds, drafts, letters. After that a search answers in seconds what otherwise means working through folders.
Every result shows the original: the deed, the page, the paragraph. The system summarises what it can evidence, and says so when it finds nothing. There is no free-form legal advice.
The same clause in twelve variants? The research puts the wordings side by side and shows what the standard of your office is and where it was departed from. A sound basis for bringing the templates back into line.
The assistant works from a fixed catalogue of capabilities, each with its name and its kind: it reads, it produces a file, or it files a proposal. The management view shows that catalogue in full and switches every capability off per role. The trainee gets a different assistant from the notary, and nobody has to touch a configuration file for it.
What was asked and answered about a file stays saved with the matter: named, resumable, visible to everyone who has that file open. It survives closing the assistant and signing out — and it can be deleted.
Setup one-off 2,999 €, including reading in the first archive. Considerably cheaper in the complete package with all blocks.