Legal operations
Matter documents, facts, deadlines, drafts, source review, and lawyer-controlled output.
Map a workflow
Tell us where the work is still trapped in documents.
Send the workflow you keep doing by hand: the documents, the repeated checks, the review loop, the output that matters, and the people who need to trust it. We will look for the narrow product wedge.
Best fit
A good Pragma conversation starts with a workflow, not a technology request.
The strongest signals are repeated documents, expert review, costly handoffs, source-grounded outputs, and a team already using duct tape to keep the work moving.
Education
Learning evidence, teacher judgment, and evaluation decisions that need a clear, defensible record.
Professional services
Recurring client deliverables that depend on templates, evidence, and senior review.
Domain partner
You have access to a painful workflow, expert users, or distribution in a narrow vertical.
What to send
A short workflow brief is enough.
Describe the documents involved, who reviews the output, what gets repeated, what goes wrong today, and what would make the workflow clearly better. If it looks like a fit, the next step is a focused mapping conversation.
Email the workflow brief