Overview
A unified view of how Docket holds the matter from first disclosure to funded close.
Intake
Structure the file, name the parties, and start disclosure before the first dump of documents.
Diligence
Documents, Q&A, and an attributed log sit in one room.
Documents
Store and organize the file without reconstructing it from email.
Access
Disclosure tiers, NDA gating, and a log of who saw what.
Execution
Term sheets, close, and the funded record stay attached to the matter.
Reporting
Portfolio health next to the underlying file.
Network
Counsel, capital, and claimants on one governed record.
Integrations
Connect Docket to the systems already on the file.
See a matter end to end
A guided pass through intake, diligence, and funding. Not a marketing reel.
Law firms
Control disclosure and run diligence without a side channel.
Capital providers
Screen against thesis and diligence from a structured file.
Claimants
See the same matter at the access you approve.
Commercial litigation
Keep complex commercial claims on one record through funding.
Contingency practices
Run plaintiff work without reconstructing the file from inbox search.
In-house
Corporate teams who hold claims, without a broker in the middle.
One record for every party
Counsel, capital, and claimants work from the same governed file.
Blog
Product notes and writing from the Docket team.
Resources hub
Walkthrough, security, press, and guides in one place.
Press kit
Marks and wordmark for a consistent presentation of Docket.
Research
Field notes on litigation finance infrastructure.
Impact, law firms
Hours that would otherwise go to reconstructing the file.
Impact, capital providers
Time back from assembling a data room out of email.
About
Who we are and what we are building.
Careers
Work on the system of record for funded claims.
Newsroom
Releases and notes, when there is something to announce.
Resources
A short list of places to see Docket, read how the file is governed, and take the marks if you need them.
Walkthrough
A guided pass through a matter.
Security
Controls on the workspace and the file.
Marks and wordmark.
Field notes on litigation finance.
Writing, when it exists.
Hours not spent reconstructing a file.