Attendance notes that name parties
Client, opposite party and advocate are identified from the consultation itself, so the note reads like a note rather than a transcript.
Amaya Legal sits in the consultation, writes the attendance note, separates the facts from the instructions, and gives you a matter file — with the sensitive parts stripped out before anything reaches a model.
Adv. R. Sharma: On the NDA addendum, the liability clause has to be capped before we sign.
Client Mehra: Understood. My associate can send the revised draft — reach him on [PHONE REDACTED]
Adv. R. Sharma: Then we amend section 4.2 and file the reply within the limitation period.
Built around how a chamber actually works
The attendance note somebody would have dictated, written while the consultation was still happening.
Client, opposite party and advocate are identified from the consultation itself, so the note reads like a note rather than a transcript.
What the client asked for, what was advised, and what has to happen next — separated, with the person responsible against each one.
One question answered from every consultation and document in a matter, and only from matters you have access to.
Upload pleadings, notices and precedents into a folder. Amaya reads them, so it uses your language and your citations.
Whether the consultation covered jurisdiction, limitation, documents and relief — checked the same way every time.
A matter folder belongs to the advocate who made it. Nobody else in the chamber sees it, including administrators.
Open the app in chambers, or send Amaya to the video conference. Nothing else to set up.
Identifiers, account numbers and credentials are masked before the transcript is sent anywhere for analysis.
Attendance note, instructions, next steps and a consultation report — filed under the matter, ready to put on the record.
A consultation is privileged and confidential. Amaya gives you a page where you read, consultation by consultation, exactly what was hidden before the model saw it.
Fourteen days of everything, no card. Your chambers workspace is yours from the first sign-in — you are its owner, not a seat on somebody else's.