Every critical date in your caseload, calculated, tracked, and escalated automatically.
Deadline Intelligence
ProPlaintiff categorizes every deadline by urgency level, so you and your team always know exactly where to focus next.

How It Works
Every critical date in your caseload, calculated, tracked, and escalated automatically.
Everything you need to know about AI-powered deadline tracking.
A case-aware calendar with a built-in AI assistant. Connect your existing Outlook calendar with ProPlaintiff to have all your due dates, reminders, and case deadlines available at a glance. Chat with Tiff to schedule deadlines, create events, and assign tasks across your firm.
The AI assistant works by integrating Tiff, your AI paralegal, directly into your case's calendar. Using the chat interface, type what you need in plain English, and Tiff creates events, assigns tasks, and answers questions about your schedule in seconds.
Yes. Upload a case document like a PDF containing key dates, and the assistant scans it and adds every relevant event to the calendar you specify, with no manual re-entry required. You can also ask it to review an entire case and add every important date it finds, from treatment appointments to filing deadlines, in a single request.
Yes. Mention any team member directly on an event to assign them a task, complete with a deadline and any attached files, and that assignment also surfaces on their own calendar and task list so nothing falls through the cracks.
You can track four event types: standard events, tasks, statute of limitations (SOL) deadlines, and notice of appearance (NOA) dates, each color-coded for quick recognition. Filters let you show or hide any combination of these, so your team can focus on just the deadlines that matter for a given day or case.
Yes. ProPlaintiff.ai is HIPAA-compliant, and all calendar and case data is encrypted both in transit and at rest, so sensitive deadlines and client details stay protected. Only your firm's authorized users can access your calendar, and your data is never used to train AI models or sold to third parties.