Test the Platform or Help Shape It
Oravanti is selecting a limited group of attorneys and immigration law firms for two distinct early-participation paths. Beta participants test the platform in real operational settings. Attorney Advisors and Design Partners contribute recurring expertise that helps shape product priorities, workflows, and future specialty development.
Participation is by application and subject to review, capacity, program fit, and execution of the applicable written agreement. Benefits are not earned or activated until the requirements stated in the applicable agreement are satisfied.
Founding Attorney Beta Program
Selected immigration law firms test defined Oravanti functions for 60 days and provide structured operational feedback.
Attorney Advisor and Design Partner Program
Experienced attorneys contribute recurring legal, operational, specialty, usability, market, and ethics insight.
Program 01
Founding Attorney Beta Program
Use the platform. Test the workflows. Help validate the operating environment.
The Founding Attorney Beta Program is designed for selected immigration law firms that are prepared to test defined Oravanti functions in a real legal-operations environment and provide structured, actionable feedback.
Who the Beta Program is for
- Immigration law firms prepared to test the platform on appropriate real work
- Firms with a designated internal point of contact
- Firms willing to attend structured working and feedback sessions
- Firms that can provide practical workflow and usability feedback
- Firms prepared to follow confidentiality and data-handling requirements
- Firms willing to complete onboarding and end-of-program reviews
What Beta participants receive
60 Days of Beta Access
Selected firms receive 60 days of access to the approved Beta environment under the executed Beta Participation Agreement.
20% Discount for Five Years
Eligible Beta participants receive a 20% subscription discount locked for five years, subject to the applicable agreement.
Price Protection
Applicable founding pricing and price-protection terms are documented in the executed agreement.
Founding Attorney Recognition
Eligible participants may be recognized publicly as Founding Attorney Beta participants. Founding Attorney is non-equity program recognition. It does not create ownership, voting rights, governance authority, employment, partnership, or board membership.
Priority Education-Portal Placement
Eligible participating attorneys or firms may receive priority placement consideration in applicable attorney-search or directory areas within Oravanti's public education portal, subject to launch status, eligibility, professional-responsibility requirements, and the final agreement.
Structured Access to the Oravanti Team
Participants receive scheduled opportunities to provide feedback on workflows, usability, operational requirements, and applicable product priorities.
What Oravanti expects from Beta participants
- Complete onboarding
- Use the approved Beta functions
- Maintain attorney supervision and professional responsibility
- Attend scheduled feedback sessions
- Provide honest and timely feedback
- Identify workflow gaps and usability issues
- Designate a responsible firm contact
- Protect confidential and unreleased information
- Follow security and authorized-use requirements
- Complete the end-of-Beta review
Beta process
- 1Submit the Law Firm and Attorney Programs Survey
- 2Select Beta User interest
- 3Complete Oravanti's eligibility and fit review
- 4Attend a private product demonstration
- 5Review confidentiality and Beta documents
- 6Execute the Beta Participation Agreement
- 7Complete onboarding and configuration
- 8Participate in the 60-day Beta and feedback schedule
- 9Complete the final review and activate eligible post-Beta benefits
Beta participation is subject to selection, capacity, technical readiness, and the executed Beta Participation Agreement. Benefits are governed by that agreement and are not guaranteed merely by applying.
Program 02
Attorney Advisor and Design Partner Program
Bring your legal and operational experience into the product-development process.
This program is designed for experienced attorneys who can contribute recurring legal, operational, specialty, usability, market, ethics, and implementation insight to the development of Oravanti.
Who the program is for
- Experienced practicing attorneys
- Law-firm owners and legal-operations leaders
- Attorneys with deep specialty knowledge
- Attorneys with experience managing legal teams or workflows
- Attorneys who understand professional-responsibility and supervision requirements
- Attorneys who can participate in recurring advisory or design sessions
- Attorneys prepared to provide specific, constructive product feedback
Applications are reviewed individually. Not every applicant will become an Attorney Advisor or Design Partner.
How Advisors and Design Partners contribute
- Review proposed workflows
- Identify practice-area requirements
- Discuss usability and implementation barriers
- Review attorney-oversight controls
- Identify professional-responsibility concerns
- Provide market and purchasing insight
- Recommend integrations and product priorities
- Participate in selected testing or design reviews
- Help identify specialty-specific education and training needs
Advisor and Design Partner benefits
20% Lifetime Subscription Discount
Eligible Attorney Advisors and Design Partners receive a 20% lifetime subscription discount, subject to continued eligibility and the executed agreement.
Founding Pricing Grandfathered In
Eligible participants retain the applicable founding-pricing structure according to the terms of the executed agreement.
Up to Three Add-Ons
Eligible participants may select up to three qualifying Oravanti add-ons as they become available, subject to availability, compatibility, program rules, and the executed agreement.
Early Product Access
Participants may receive early access to selected features and applicable workflow releases.
Direct Product Input
Participants receive structured opportunities to help influence workflows, priorities, usability, and specialty development.
Program Recognition
Eligible participants may be publicly recognized as Attorney Advisors or Design Partners.
Advisor and Design Partner expectations
- Attend agreed advisory or design sessions
- Provide informed and constructive feedback
- Protect confidential product and roadmap information
- Identify conflicts of interest
- Avoid speaking on behalf of Oravanti without authorization
- Avoid representing that Oravanti endorses the attorney or firm
- Comply with professional-responsibility obligations
- Review selected workflows, releases, or concepts
- Maintain the participation level required by the agreement
Advisor process
- 1Submit the Law Firm and Attorney Programs Survey
- 2Select Advisor or Design Partner interest
- 3Complete experience and program-fit review
- 4Attend a private discussion or demonstration
- 5Review confidentiality and participation requirements
- 6Execute the applicable agreement
- 7Begin scheduled advisory or design sessions
- 8Maintain the required participation cadence
- 9Receive eligible benefits according to the agreement
Advisor and Design Partner participation is subject to selection and written terms. Attorney Advisor, Design Partner, Founding Attorney, and similar program titles are non-equity recognition unless the individual separately executes definitive investment documents. Participation does not create employment, partnership, board membership, fiduciary authority, voting rights, or authority to bind Oravanti.
Program Comparison
Two programs. Two different commitments.
| Category | Founding Attorney Beta | Attorney Advisor and Design Partner |
|---|---|---|
| Primary role | Test the platform in a real firm environment | Provide recurring expert input into the product |
| Typical participant | Selected immigration law firm | Experienced attorney or legal-operations leader |
| Program period | Structured 60-day Beta | Ongoing term defined in the agreement |
| Platform use | Required for defined Beta workflows | May include selected testing or early access |
| Feedback | Operational and usability feedback | Strategic, specialty, workflow, ethics, and market input |
| Meetings | Structured Beta sessions | Recurring advisory or design sessions |
| Discount | 20% for five years | 20% for life |
| Founding pricing | According to Beta agreement | Grandfathered according to Advisor agreement |
| Add-on benefit | According to Beta agreement | Up to three eligible add-ons |
| Recognition | Founding Attorney Beta recognition | Attorney Advisor or Design Partner recognition |
| Equity | None | None unless separately documented |
| Written agreement | Beta Participation Agreement | Advisor and Design Partner Agreement |
| Selection | Application, review, and capacity | Application, experience, and program fit |
Founding Attorney Beta
- Primary role
- Test the platform in a real firm environment
- Typical participant
- Selected immigration law firm
- Program period
- Structured 60-day Beta
- Platform use
- Required for defined Beta workflows
- Feedback
- Operational and usability feedback
- Meetings
- Structured Beta sessions
- Discount
- 20% for five years
- Founding pricing
- According to Beta agreement
- Add-on benefit
- According to Beta agreement
- Recognition
- Founding Attorney Beta recognition
- Equity
- None
- Written agreement
- Beta Participation Agreement
- Selection
- Application, review, and capacity
Attorney Advisor and Design Partner
- Primary role
- Provide recurring expert input into the product
- Typical participant
- Experienced attorney or legal-operations leader
- Program period
- Ongoing term defined in the agreement
- Platform use
- May include selected testing or early access
- Feedback
- Strategic, specialty, workflow, ethics, and market input
- Meetings
- Recurring advisory or design sessions
- Discount
- 20% for life
- Founding pricing
- Grandfathered according to Advisor agreement
- Add-on benefit
- Up to three eligible add-ons
- Recognition
- Attorney Advisor or Design Partner recognition
- Equity
- None unless separately documented
- Written agreement
- Advisor and Design Partner Agreement
- Selection
- Application, experience, and program fit
Separate Opportunity
Are You Also an Accredited Attorney Investor?
Attorneys may separately indicate interest in an investor-focused introduction through the Law Firm and Attorney Programs Survey. Investment qualification and participation are separate from Beta, Advisor, Design Partner, customer, and affiliate status.
- Being an attorney does not establish accredited-investor status
- No investment is required to participate in the Beta or Advisor application process
- Investment does not automatically create a Beta, Advisor, board, governance, or commercial relationship
- Any investment opportunity is discussed privately
- Any offering is governed by definitive investment documents
- Access is subject to qualification, confidentiality, due diligence, and applicable law
Standard Trial vs. Founding Attorney Beta
Two very different relationships.
A standard trial is an evaluation. The Founding Attorney Beta is a working relationship with defined obligations on both sides.
| Category | Standard Trial | Founding Attorney Beta |
|---|---|---|
| Duration | 15 days | 60 days |
| Purpose | Evaluate available platform functions | Test defined workflows and provide structured feedback |
| Application | Standard qualification | Formal application and selection |
| Written terms | Trial terms | Beta Participation Agreement |
| Onboarding | Evaluation-focused walkthrough | Structured Beta onboarding |
| Scheduled feedback | Not required | Required |
| Direct roadmap input | Limited | Structured input |
| Founding recognition | No | Eligible participants |
| Beta benefits | No | Governed by executed agreement |
| Confidentiality | Standard platform terms | Enhanced Beta obligations |
| Participation commitment | Evaluation | Active working relationship |
Standard Trial
- Duration
- 15 days
- Purpose
- Evaluate available platform functions
- Application
- Standard qualification
- Written terms
- Trial terms
- Onboarding
- Evaluation-focused walkthrough
- Scheduled feedback
- Not required
- Direct roadmap input
- Limited
- Founding recognition
- No
- Beta benefits
- No
- Confidentiality
- Standard platform terms
- Participation commitment
- Evaluation
Founding Attorney Beta
- Duration
- 60 days
- Purpose
- Test defined workflows and provide structured feedback
- Application
- Formal application and selection
- Written terms
- Beta Participation Agreement
- Onboarding
- Structured Beta onboarding
- Scheduled feedback
- Required
- Direct roadmap input
- Structured input
- Founding recognition
- Eligible participants
- Beta benefits
- Governed by executed agreement
- Confidentiality
- Enhanced Beta obligations
- Participation commitment
- Active working relationship
FAQ
Answers before you apply.
Selected Beta participants receive 60 days of approved Beta access at no subscription charge under the Beta Participation Agreement. Third-party, pass-through, migration, custom-development, or other separately approved costs are not automatically included unless stated in writing.
Oravanti is a legal technology platform. Oravanti is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Use of Oravanti does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Interested in participating?
Complete the Law Firm and Attorney Programs Survey. Every submission receives an individual review.