Xycora is a matter-centric workspace purpose-built for law firms. Every matter is a structured object - kind, stage, status, jurisdiction, billing method, visibility - and around it sit your clients, documents, deadlines, drafts, playground runs, agent runs, and the audit log. The platform was designed from the ground up around the matter, not retrofitted from a general-purpose chatbot.
Seven tightly integrated modules - Document Intelligence, Case Workspace, Paralegal Suite, Drafting, Court Playground, Workflows, and Autonomous Agents - share a single data model. A fact surfaced during document review is immediately available when drafting a pleading, rehearsing a cross-examination, composing a workflow, or queuing an overnight agent run. And because analysis runs in real time, findings surface in the matter feed the moment a document arrives.
Self-serve registration takes you from "firm name" to live workspace in a short wizard: firm details, team upload (CSV supported), email verification, and you are in. There is no required sales call to begin.
Built for every role in your firm
Xycora ships with six application roles - Owner, Admin, Lawyer, Paralegal, Viewer, and Member - and thirteen firm positions are recognised at registration, so the right people land in the right seats from day one. Lawyers draft, spot issues, and rehearse arguments in the Playground. Paralegals own the nineteen-workflow Paralegal Suite end to end. Admins run the firm-wide dashboard, manage seats and roles, configure letterhead, and review the audit log. Owners hold the billing relationship and can promote, demote, or remove any other user.
Multi-jurisdiction by design
Every matter is tagged with one of twelve supported jurisdictions - England & Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, US Federal, California, New York, Delaware, Texas, Canada, India, Mauritius, and a configurable Other for anything beyond. Jurisdiction is set per matter and never paywalled - every organisation gets the same twelve.
Audit-first AI
Every AI call routes through a 3-provider synthesis engine and lands in the audit log alongside who ran it, against which matter, and what the result was. Document uploads, shares, role changes, agent triggers, conflict-check runs, and admin views are all recorded. Privilege defence is not an afterthought - it is the substrate.