Matter brief
Confirms the parties, objective, intended use, documents, facts, jurisdiction, timeline, constraints, and missing information.
Product
A matter-centered way to use AI on legal work.
Talden keeps the objective, matter context, work plan, sources, revisions, open issues, and decisions connected from intake through review.
Built for licensed legal professionals. AI-generated work requires review and verification.
The product model
The matter is the operating unit.
Legal work rarely begins and ends with one prompt. Talden creates a structured matter workspace so the objective, documents, instructions, work sequence, and resulting decisions can be reviewed together.
Work plan
Shows the proposed steps, source needs, specialist functions, review points, dependencies, and completion criteria.
Coordinated work
Supports retrieval, comparison, analysis, drafting, and checking within the approved workflow.
Decision queue
Surfaces questions, conflicts, missing facts, approvals, and other matters that require the lawyer's judgment.
Outcome package
Assembles the work product, supporting sources, assumptions, open issues, decisions, activity record, and next actions.
What you provide
Bring the materials and instructions that define the matter.
Talden should not require the lawyer to compress a complex matter into one perfect prompt. Each workflow should request the specific inputs needed to do the work responsibly.
- legal or business objective
- intended audience and use
- agreements, correspondence, records, policies, and other matter materials
- parties, jurisdiction, timing, and transaction context
- instructions, playbooks, precedents, preferred positions, and risk tolerances
- known facts, constraints, and unresolved questions
- required form of output
Do not upload material unless you are authorized to use it with Talden and have determined that the service is appropriate for the matter.
What Talden does
Plan the work before producing the work.
Talden confirms the matter context, proposes the sequence, identifies missing information and source needs, and coordinates the supported functions required to produce the requested work package.
What you receive
An outcome package built for review.
The purpose of the outcome package is to let the lawyer evaluate the result in context, correct what is wrong, resolve what remains open, and decide the next action.
- matter brief
- plan and completion criteria
- supported work product, such as a redline, issue list, memorandum, or tracker
- sources or supplied materials supporting material propositions
- assumptions and missing information
- unresolved issues and conflicts
- decisions, approvals, or escalations required
- activity and version record
- recommended next actions
What you control
The lawyer controls scope, judgment, and final use.
The responsible lawyer can correct the matter context, revise the instructions or plan, reject or change proposed work, resolve open questions, and decide what is final or external.
- The system's confidence does not create legal authority.
- Silence does not constitute approval.
- A materially changed document, fact, recipient, destination, or term requires the review appropriate to that change.
- High-risk or unsupported work should be declined, limited, or escalated rather than presented as complete.
What Talden does not do
Clear limits are part of a trustworthy product.
Talden does not replace the lawyer, establish an attorney-client relationship, guarantee accuracy, or make professional judgment unnecessary. Each workflow states its supported scope and known limitations inside the product.
Product example
Example: incoming vendor agreement
A client sends a vendor agreement with a short turnaround and asks whether it can be signed.
Put the full matter in view.
Start with a supported legal objective and the materials already in the file. Talden will organize the work for review before you decide what comes next.