Build from practice
Translate an existing checklist or process into clear steps.
Nomoy workflows
Make repeatable legal work easier to run.
Combine document analysis, research, drafting, internal knowledge and approvals into focused workflows your team can understand and improve.
Reusable methods
Automate the routine without hiding the reasoning.
A workflow should make a proven method easier to run, not force a legal team into a rigid black box. Nomoy keeps each step, input and review point visible.
Connect the tools
Combine review, research, knowledge and drafting in one sequence.
Keep control
Choose permissions, approval points and the final authorised reviewer.
The workflow builder
Four steps. One legible path.
The visual isolates the workflow itself so the sequence remains understandable at a glance.
Designed to adapt
A connected method, not a fixed script.
Workflows can be scoped to the team, practice, matter and source boundaries agreed for use.
Start from an existing method.
Use a checklist, template or playbook the team already trusts.
- Define inputs
- Order the steps
- Set expected outputs
Bring the right context in.
Reference matter documents, selected authorities and approved knowledge.
- Document sets
- Legal sources
- Internal standards
See progress as work happens.
Keep completed steps, exceptions and missing information visible.
- Step status
- Source links
- Exception handling
Review before the output moves.
Place professional approval where the real process requires it.
- Role permissions
- Human checkpoints
- Activity history
Workflow automation, explained
What is legal workflow automation?
Legal workflow automation turns an established method into a repeatable sequence of inputs, analysis, source checks and approvals. For higher-risk legal work, it should expose the steps and exceptions rather than treating the output as an autonomous decision.
Start with one method
Choose the task your team already repeats.
Map the inputs, steps, sources and professional review point before automating the workflow.