Step 1: Connect the firm's stack
Link HubSpot, Gmail, Google Drive, and the systems behind the job. Available data and actions depend on each connected app and its permissions.
Viktor works in Slack or Microsoft Teams across your firm's tools. It prepares docket checks, intake audits, and case briefs for attorney review.
Operational proof
68 firms
personal injury, trademark, estate, and litigation practices already pay for Viktor
Daily
scheduled court-date checks, docket sweeps, and pretrial deadline warnings at paying firms
“Viktor is like your virtual personal assistant who you don't have to manage as though you are their therapist if they got out of bed the wrong way. He just does the work and doesn't complain.”
Richard ComerOwner, Flagship FinancialDaily + weekly
intake checks across HubSpot, Lawmatics, and Kixie flag uncalled and unassigned leads for review
8:00 AM
morning case briefs and task boards arrive for partner and paralegal review
Link HubSpot, Gmail, Google Drive, and the systems behind the job. Available data and actions depend on each connected app and its permissions.
Add the intake rules, deadline calendar, brief format, and review settings to the scheduled task. Viktor reuses those instructions on each run.
Viktor posts the deadline check, audit, or brief in-channel. Connected-app actions set to Ask first run only after approval.
Viktor handles multi-step work across connected CRM, file, and calendar systems. Your legal team reviews the result and approves sensitive actions.
Viktor checks connected docket sources, trial dates, and deadline calendars on schedule. It posts possible pretrial, statute, and TTAB deadlines for attorney review.
Viktor checks HubSpot, Lawmatics, and Kixie for missed calls, missing call logs, and unassigned leads. It drafts the second-call list for intake review.
Viktor prepares personal task boards and case-update briefs in Slack. Partners can receive a firm-wide view for review before the morning meeting.
Where connected tools and permissions allow, Viktor syncs pleadings and orders from Dropbox to the client portal. It drafts review reminders and client-status updates for approval.
Viktor drafts LinkedIn posts, video shorts, and email nurture messages from approved source material. Set publishing tools to Ask first when each post needs approval.
Viktor can build a persistent intake dashboard, draft deadline register, or case-status board in Viktor Spaces. Your firm controls source data and verifies each result.
Viktor reads and writes where each connected tool and its permissions allow. It returns a report, draft, or proposed action for your team to review.
and 3,200+ more
Viktor works across connected CRM, file, and calendar systems. Your firm keeps review control over client-facing and filing-adjacent actions.
What it leaves with your team: Your team tracks docket checks, intake exceptions, and morning briefs across separate systems.
What changes with Viktor: Scheduled checks return review-ready results in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
What it leaves with your team: Each tool handles its own workflow. Your team still connects intake, deadlines, files, and reporting.
What changes with Viktor: Viktor can work across the connected systems behind one legal operations assignment.
What it leaves with your team: The context and output stay inside one attorney's chat window.
What changes with Viktor: One Viktor works with partners, associates, paralegals, and intake in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
What it leaves with your team: Someone at the firm designs every trigger, rule, exception, and handoff.
What changes with Viktor: You set the goal. Viktor reasons through the work and returns the finished deliverable.
What it leaves with your team: Your firm uses one provider's available models and pricing.
What changes with Viktor: Choose from available models and set team defaults for quick or complex work.
Viktor gives the firm connected workflows and human controls. Attorneys remain responsible for legal judgment, signed documents, and licensed work.
Available controls vary by connected app. Set supported client-facing and filing-adjacent actions to Ask first when each action needs attorney approval.
Viktor is SOC 2 Type 1. The firm controls which tools it connects and which available actions it enables.
The same Viktor works with partners, associates, paralegals, intake, and billing in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Choose from available models and set team defaults for quick or complex work.
No. Viktor prepares operational work, including docket checks, intake follow-up, briefs, file updates, reports, and marketing drafts. Attorneys retain legal strategy, signed documents, licensed work, and final review.
One hire. The output of a team.
Viktor works nights, remembers every decision, and connects to 3,200 tools. Start free with $100 in credits, then $50 a month.