BRON — a first assignment
Public evaluation brief · November 1, 2026
Current product information: https://bronlaw.com/evaluation

1. Choose the assignment
Name the expected result, sources, reviewer and limits. Start with a supported assignment on BRON’s fictional sample.

2. Arrange the meeting
At https://bronlaw.com/book, choose a date and available time on BRON, add your contact details and verify your email with a code. No BRON account is required; the code does not create one. A receipt appears only after the calendar confirms the booking. Keep the invitation for joining details; contact BRON to change or cancel. If booking is unavailable, contact BRON to arrange a time. After booking, you may optionally create an account and confirm your email to explore the sample while firm access is reviewed. Opening the booking page or sending a code does not book a meeting.
Prefer email? Request a demo at https://bronlaw.com/demo. BRON replies to arrange a time; sending the request does not book a meeting.

3. Confirm what is included
Check current availability at https://bronlaw.com/features. Some capabilities are limited or in development. Agree the specific assignment and connections in writing.

4. Agree setup and terms
Name who does what and what stays in existing tools. Agree scope, price and data-handling terms before client material goes in. BRON does not publish a rate card. A meeting request does not commit the firm to a price or pilot. Your firm’s own work begins after approval and provisioning.
https://bronlaw.com/getting-started
https://bronlaw.com/pricing

5. Inspect the boundaries
https://bronlaw.com/security
https://bronlaw.com/subprocessors
https://bronlaw.com/verify
File integrity does not establish legal correctness or completeness.

6. Decide from the work
Record preparation AND review time, corrections, missed issues and unresolved questions. Keep the observations with the sources. Expand only after the team evaluates the result.

Meeting: https://bronlaw.com/book
Film: https://bronlaw.com/film
Do not put confidential matter information in the public chat or meeting form.
BRON is software for law firms, not a law firm. It does not give legal advice.