You can't manage the risk you can't see.

CONTROLit knows every matter in your litigation portfolio and surfaces the questions that actually create exposure: what's due, what's gone quiet, and what's over budget — all answered before they cost you, not after.

You already know what you don't know. You just can't get the answer fast enough. That's the trap. Litigators, general counsel, and legal ops leaders aren't unaware their portfolio has risk — they're aware, and still forced to decide without the answer, because getting it requires a status call, a spreadsheet, or someone's memory.

Built for anyone accountable for a litigation portfolio they can't fully see.

General Counsel & Legal Ops | In-house legal departments managing outside counsel across a litigation docket, reporting exposure to the board, and enforcing budget without real-time visibility.

Managing Partners | Mid-size & large firms accountable for every open matter across every partner and office — without a single view of what's at risk today.

Pricing & Litigation Support | Practice group & matter leaders responsible for keeping individual matters on strategy and on budget, without the bandwidth to check in on every file every week.

How it works:

CONTROLit connects all the critical case data across your portfolio, so instead of you asking questions, you get the signal you need, at the right time, to do your job.

No new system of record. CONTROLit sits on top of what you already run and checks every matter against the questions that matter most.

Every deadline, in one place. Docketed dates and internally tracked deadlines are checked daily across the entire portfolio — not matter by matter.
Dormancy flags itself. Any matter with no meaningful activity past a threshold you set gets surfaced automatically — no one has to remember to ask.
Budget variance, live. Billed-to-date is checked against budget and strategy continuously, so a trend becomes visible while it's still correctable. Deliverables you didn't authorize are flagged immediately. Want to monitor work-in-progress, too? We got you.