One structured view of the file
Every document in a matter is imported, classified and indexed, so the whole transaction can be examined as a single set of facts instead of a folder of PDFs.
Etherneco is software for solicitors, licensed conveyancers and property law teams. It reads the documents behind a transaction, compares them against one another and puts the points that need a professional decision in front of your fee earners — with the source always one click away.
Built for firms and in-house property teams. Every output is prepared for professional review.
Illustrative view. No point leaves the platform until a qualified user verifies and approves it.
A property file arrives as dozens of documents in different formats, drafted by different parties, saying subtly different things. Etherneco does the reading, cross-checking and assembly work so your fee earners spend their time on judgement rather than collation.
Every document in a matter is imported, classified and indexed, so the whole transaction can be examined as a single set of facts instead of a folder of PDFs.
Terms stated in one document are checked against every other document on the matter, so conflicts surface early rather than at exchange.
The same checks run on every matter, whoever is handling it — supporting supervision, file reviews and a defensible, repeatable process.
Each capability is designed to produce reviewable, source-linked material for a qualified professional to check, amend or reject.
Conveyancing documents are ingested and automatically classified by type, then attached to the correct matter.
Relevant clauses, obligations, dates and financial terms are extracted and held against their source paragraph.
Information is compared across contracts, leases, titles, searches, management packs and enquiries.
Inconsistencies, missing evidence and unresolved points are flagged instead of being left to manual recall.
Every point carries a direct link back to the document and passage it came from, so it can be verified in seconds.
Draft enquiries are prepared for professional review — to be edited, approved or discarded by your team.
A running timeline and open-item list show what has happened on the file and what remains outstanding.
Professional verification and approval are required before anything is issued to a client or a third party.
Etherneco prepares the work. Your firm decides what is correct, what is advised and what is sent.
Documents for the matter are uploaded and classified — contracts, leases, title documents, searches, management packs and replies to enquiries.
Clauses, obligations, key dates and financial terms are pulled out and mapped back to their source passage.
The extracted detail is compared across the whole file to surface inconsistencies, missing evidence and unresolved points.
Findings become a prioritised list of source-linked review points, together with draft enquiries where they are needed.
A qualified fee earner verifies each point against the source and approves, amends or rejects it.
Only approved material is issued. The matter timeline and open-item list update so the file position stays visible.
Etherneco is built on the assumption that professional responsibility cannot be delegated to software. Every finding is evidence put in front of a qualified person, in a form that makes it quick to check and easy to overrule.
Client-facing output requires verification and approval by an appropriately qualified user.
Findings link to the originating document and passage, so they can be confirmed against the source.
Draft enquiries and review points are prepared for your team to edit, approve or discard — never issued automatically.
A consistent set of checks and a visible open-item list give supervisors a clear view of each matter.
Etherneco is a legal workflow and document-intelligence platform. It does not act as a law firm, provide autonomous legal advice to clients or replace professional responsibility. Outputs are designed for verification and approval by appropriately qualified users.
We will walk your team through document import, cross-file comparison, source-linked review points and the approval step — using the kind of matter your firm handles every week.