What is the Personalised Knowledge Base?
One searchable library holding everything your firm researches, drafts or uploads. Every completed matter becomes something the next person can build on.
Save anything you research, draft or upload - it lands in one searchable library, shareable across the team. Every matter you complete becomes reusable knowledge that stays in your firm, even after the person who did it moves on.
A firm's real asset is what it knows. Your Personalised Knowledge Base turns every answer and deliverable into institutional knowledge that compounds - retained, searchable, and yours.
One searchable library
Everything you produce or bring in lands in one library, sorted by where it came from.
Answer a question in Research Center, hit Save to Library - it lands in your Research folder, citations intact.
Produce a memo or opinion in Delivery Center, save the same way - it goes straight into your Memos folder.
Upload files you already have - client papers, old opinions - into your Documents folder.
Share any document with teammates - it shows up in their Shared tab, no email attachment needed.
Need a standard opinion or notice-reply format? The Template Library has the ones your practice already uses - download and edit rather than build from a blank page.
What it means for your firm
Every saved answer, memo and template is a firm asset from the moment it's saved - not one person's private stash.
A new associate searches the library before asking a senior - past matters, positions and templates are already there.
When someone leaves, the positions they researched and the memos they drafted stay with the firm, not their laptop.
Two people don't quietly land on two different answers to the same question - everyone works off the same saved research.
A question the firm has answered before is a search away, not a fresh half-day of work for whoever draws it next.
One searchable library holding everything your firm researches, drafts or uploads. Every completed matter becomes something the next person can build on.
It stays. The reasoning, the position taken and the document that came out of it remain in the library.
They inherit how the firm has answered things before - the positions taken, the language used, the precedents relied on - instead of learning it question by question from whoever happens to be free.
That is the intent. When the same issue comes back six months later, the earlier answer is there to be found, so two people in the same firm do not take two different positions on the same point.