For law chambers and tax practices
Your clients, your name, your signature — our engine and evidence
A chamber uses Edge LAW as its own tool. Staff record clients and enter documents and answers on their behalf, the rules engine computes with the same citations, and the chamber's own practitioner reviews and signs under the chamber's letterhead.
What you receive
- Your own client records, kept apart from Edge LAW's clients and never linked to them
- Third-person intake for staff: every question is asked about the client, and the record says who answered
- Internal notes on a case that only your chamber can read — Edge LAW support sees them only when an owner shares a case for a limited time
- Your practitioner signs with their own registration; an Edge LAW reviewer never touches a chamber case
- Invoices as PDFs in Bangla and English, your plan's usage visible month by month
How a chamber starts
- Register the chamber with its trade licence, RJSC registration or Bar association membership
- Edge LAW verifies the registration with the issuing body
- An owner chooses a monthly plan and invites practitioners and staff by phone or e-mail
- Work begins: cases are metered on the plan and invoiced at the end of each month
Plans and every amount are set by Edge LAW's administrators and shown before you choose; the plan includes a number of cases per month, with each further case at the published rate.
What we stand on
Accuracy over speed
The engine never rounds twice, never estimates, and refuses to compute when the rule file does not model your situation. Then a practitioner takes over.
Accountability
Nothing is delivered without a recorded human approval. A practitioner's certification carries their registration number, re-checked every year; anything approved without one says so on its face.
Privacy by design
Encryption before storage, blind indexes instead of plain identifiers, an audit log that redacts personal data, and a quick-exit control on sensitive matters.
Bangla first
Every question, line label, citation and note is written in Bangla as well as English, so the person who signs and the person who pays read the same thing.
Chamber accounts are opening in stages. Contact us to be among the first.
Law chambers and tax practices
Run your own clients' cases under your chamber's name. Your staff enter the documents and answers, the engine computes, and your own practitioner reviews and signs. Monthly plans, invoiced in arrears.