A brief you can hand to the other side, with the evidence linked.
Publish a finished brief and it becomes a versioned record: a published version is never edited, and a change makes a new version. Its reader clicks a quoted passage and sees it boxed on the page of the exhibit it actually came from. Not a page reference to go and look up: the passage itself, in the source document.
For now, a record opens only from a network WarmLoop has approved, so we set up your readers' access with you.
…the site inspection recorded that the north retaining wall had already failed before the work order issued.
…on attending I observed that the north retaining wall had already failed, with displacement of…
That last sentence is the point, and it is not softened anywhere. WarmLoop checks what can be checked, says exactly what it checked, and stops there. The argument is yours.
- The quote, on the page it came from.Each evidence passage is located in the exhibit's own bytes and highlighted in a viewer beside the brief. A reader does not take the citation on trust and does not go hunting for it.
- Re-verified by the server, not by your session.Every result the drafting session produced is discarded at the boundary. The server re-runs the citation check on every case, re-checks every enactment against the legislation it holds, and re-locates every quoted evidence passage in its exhibit.
- A failed citation or evidence check stops the publish.A cited case or evidence passage that fails its check, or bytes that do not match the declared hash: the publish stops with every finding listed, and nothing is published. Lesser findings, such as a quotation in your running text that does not match the case, come back to you as warnings and do not stop the publish. Every cited case and evidence passage the server could not check is counted on the record itself, so the reader knows.
- Restricted by default.You name the readers, and each proves an email address with a one-time code. There are no reader accounts. Every view, code and denial is logged. A record becomes public only if your account holder chooses to make it so, and then anyone with the link can read it and every exhibit it cites, with no code.
- Draft or final, and every version kept.Each version is stamped one or the other. A republish makes the next version. Your own users can still open earlier ones, each marked superseded, and from the second version on there is a redline with a numbered, clickable change list. Readers see the current version.
- Stored in Canada, served one way.Exhibits are stored encrypted in Canada and served only through an access-controlled route on the record host: no CDN and no presigned download links.
Put a verifier in your corner.
Each account is for one named user, connects to the assistant you already use, and costs $130 a month, or $100 a month on an annual commitment, with no setup fee. WarmLoop is for law firms, legal professionals, in-house legal departments, businesses and government bodies located in Canada outside Quebec. Write to info@warmloop.com or use the button, and tell us your name, your organization, your province, the AI assistant you use, and one piece of work you would use WarmLoop for.