Notices A.I.

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AI tool that saves PACER court notices and schedules hearings for bankruptcy attorneys

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What it does

Notices A.I. uses artificial intelligence to direct court notices from PACER into a shared inbox and save them to the case file. It sorts, filters and searches notices, and notices tagged as Hearing type are added to the firm calendar with the Hearing Scheduler. It works as a standalone product for any attorney or firm, whether or not they use NextChapter.

Notices A.I. is aimed at bankruptcy attorneys and firms that receive a steady flow of PACER court notices. It sends those notices to a Notices A.I. Inbox and saves them from PACER straight to the case file. New notices appear in a Quick View on the firm dashboard, where they can be marked as read. The inbox supports sorting, filtering and searching, including filters for proof of claim and hearings. Notices tagged as Hearing type are added to the firm calendar through the Hearing Scheduler. The site says that because notices are saved automatically, a firm will not have to re-open files, which can reduce PACER fees. It is sold as a standalone product for any attorney or firm, NextChapter user or not, and is also offered as a companion to a NextChapter subscription. Pricing is listed at $200 per year. The homepage does not state whether a free plan, an API or open source code is available, so those points remain unknown. A buyer should check how well the filters match their practice and confirm that calendar scheduling fits their existing setup.

Strengths
  • Automatically saves court notices from PACER to the case file
  • Sorts, filters and searches notices, including proof of claim and hearing types
  • Hearing Scheduler adds notices tagged as Hearing type to the firm calendar
  • Works as a standalone product for any attorney or firm, NextChapter user or not
Watch out for
  • The homepage does not state whether a free plan is available
  • The homepage does not state whether an API is available
  • The homepage does not state whether the software is open source