Beyond litigationNew

Every kind of legal work, organised — not just court cases.

Advisory, transactions, retainers, projects: track them by stage and milestone, with the same AI assistant researching, drafting, and reminding you along the way.

The problem

Most of your practice isn’t litigation.

Corporate advisory, conveyancing, due diligence, retainers, ongoing client projects — none of it fits a court-procedure deadline machine. Engagements is a second, flexible matter type built from Ugandan practitioner feedback: work organised around stages and milestones instead of trigger dates.

What it does

Shaped by the work, not the other way round.

Any practice area

A flexible schema your firm (or the AI) defines — fields, stages, milestones, checklist — not two hardcoded matter types.

A stage-and-milestone spine

Track progress the way non-litigation work actually moves — through stages, toward milestones.

Milestone reminders

The same escalating reminders that protect court deadlines, pointed at your milestones.

One calendar for everything

Engagement milestones sit beside litigation deadlines in a single view — one place the firm watches.

The whole chassis underneath

Same AI assistant, vaults, document generation, and skills — on every engagement.

How it works

Open-ended work, with a spine.

  1. 01

    Shape the engagement

    Define its stages, milestones, and checklist — or let the AI propose a shape for the kind of work it is.

  2. 02

    Work it like any matter

    Parties, documents, vaults, drafting, and the assistant — all attached, all in context.

  3. 03

    Milestones keep the pace

    Reminders escalate as each milestone nears, and everything lands in the firm’s one calendar.

One app for the whole practice.

Litigation and everything else

Not a litigation tool with advisory bolted on — two first-class ways of organising work, side by side.

The same supervised AI across both

Research, draft, and organise on any engagement with the assistant you already trust on court work.

Built from Ugandan practice reality

Engagements exists because practitioners asked for it — not because a template said so.

Fair questions

“Is this just a task list?”

It’s matters with a flexible spine — parties, documents, vaults, drafting, and reminders, run by the assistant. Tasks alone don’t do that.

“Do engagements get court deadlines?”

No — court procedure, trigger-date deadlines, and ECCMIS stay litigation-only. Engagements use stages and milestones, which is what open-ended work needs.

Run your whole practice, not just the court work.

New in PractoCore — bring the retainers, the advisory, and the deals into the same system as the litigation.

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Free to start · No card required · Built for Ugandan practice.