Help shape the operating environment.
The Founding Attorney Pilot is a small, intentionally limited cohort of firms participating in structured feedback and early access under an executed pilot agreement.
Participation is by application, subject to review and capacity. Pilot participation is governed by a written pilot agreement executed between Oravanti and the participating firm.
Illustrative cohort progress. Actual cohort size and status are managed privately with participating firms.
What the Pilot Is
A structured partnership — not a discount.
The Founding Attorney Pilot is a working relationship between Oravanti and a small group of firms that want to help shape the operating environment. It is defined by an executed pilot agreement, real usage, and structured feedback.
Small cohort
Intentionally limited so each firm has a direct line to the Oravanti team.
Structured feedback
Scheduled sessions and defined feedback surfaces — not ad-hoc.
Roadmap influence
Direct input into workflows, review, and specialty features.
Written agreement
All participation is governed by an executed pilot agreement.
Operational responsibility retained
Firms retain professional and operational responsibility.
Founding recognition
Documented recognition as a founding-cohort firm within Oravanti.
What's Included
Meaningful access. Meaningful responsibility.
Pilot participants receive access to the operating environment during the pilot term, structured feedback sessions with the Oravanti team, and direct input into the specialty features being built.
- Early access to the Oravanti operating environment
- Recurring structured feedback sessions with the team
- Direct roadmap input for specialty workflows
- Onboarding support during the pilot term
- Documented founding-cohort recognition
Weekly
Working session with the Oravanti team
Bi-weekly
Structured feedback review
Monthly
Roadmap and priority alignment
Quarterly
Written pilot review summary
Cadence is illustrative and is defined for each cohort in the pilot agreement.
What We Expect
This is a working relationship.
Pilot firms are asked to engage — use the platform on real work, attend the structured sessions, and provide the feedback that shapes what gets built.
Real usage
Use the platform on real matters during the pilot term (within the firm's professional judgment).
Session attendance
Attend the scheduled working, feedback, and roadmap sessions.
Named point of contact
Designate a firm point of contact who can speak to operational fit.
Confidentiality
Keep pilot roadmap and unreleased-feature information confidential per the agreement.
Pilot lifecycle
Standard Trial vs. Founding Pilot
Two very different relationships.
A standard trial is an evaluation. The Founding Pilot is a working partnership with defined obligations on both sides.
| Capability | Standard Trial | Founding Pilot |
|---|---|---|
| Access to the platform | Limited | Included |
| Structured feedback sessions | Typical | Included |
| Direct roadmap input | Limited | Included |
| Written agreement between parties | Typical | Included |
| Founding-cohort recognition | Separate system required | Included |
| Cohort size | On some plans | Limited |
| Attendance commitment | Typical | Included |
| Confidentiality obligations | Typical | Included |
Participation terms
PilotParticipation in the Founding Attorney Pilot is by application, subject to review and capacity.
All pilot participation is governed by a written pilot agreement executed between Oravanti and the participating firm.
Oravanti makes no offers, commitments, or representations outside of an executed pilot agreement.
Pilot participation does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not modify the firm's professional or ethical obligations.
Roadmap information, unreleased features, and pricing discussions shared during the pilot are confidential per the agreement.
FAQ
Answers before you apply.
Cohorts are intentionally small so each participating firm has a direct line to the Oravanti team. Exact cohort size is managed privately.
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?
Request pilot consideration below. Every request receives an individual review.