Gravamen delivers configurable no‑code software and a menu of outsourced services that help courts, bar foundations and legal‑aid organizations streamline routine tasks and focus on substantive work. Its subscription tools include form‑completion, help‑center intake, e‑filing for self‑representeds, AI‑driven case summarization, and a mobile photo‑to‑PDF assembler, while its services cover guided interviews, bulk PDF updates and technology assessments.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Legal aid organizations, courts, and bar foundations often rely on manual, paper‑based processes for case intake, document assembly, and filing, leading to high administrative overhead and delayed service for self‑represented litigants.
Solution
Gravamen offers a subscription‑based, no‑code platform that digitizes and automates core justice‑system workflows. Users can build guided interview forms, manage client intake, and generate PDFs from mobile‑captured photos without writing code. An integrated e‑filing module submits documents directly to courts for self‑represented parties, while a form‑populator streamlines repetitive data entry. The platform is hosted and maintained by Gravamen, allowing agencies to adopt individual tools or combine multiple modules to modernize their entire operation.
Target Audience
Primary customers are public courts, bar foundations, and legal aid nonprofits that need to streamline case management and improve access to justice for low‑income or self‑represented clients.
Features
- Drag‑and‑drop guided interview builder for creating custom intake questionnaires
- Mobile photo‑to‑PDF assembler that converts captured images into court‑ready documents
- E‑Filer module certified for electronic filing with court systems, supporting self‑represented litigants
- Form populator that auto‑fills repetitive PDF fields from collected data
- Appointment and help‑center scheduling interface integrated with intake workflows
- Optional services such as bulk PDF updates, template creation, and technology assessments