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Origination intelligence for law firms

Know who needs you next.

Monition predicts which companies will need counsel before any filing names them. It also flags the ones a new record shows need counsel now, and finds which of your partners already knows them.

ForecastNo filing names it yetIllustrative

Coldbrook Refrigeration

Refinancing or restructuring advice

Strong· 5 records2–4 mo2ndCleared

Why: its biggest customer filed · its lender took new security · its accounts are overdue

ReadsCourt docketsInsolvency noticesCompanies registerCharges registerRegulator consultationsOrganisations only · conflicts cleared first · a partner signs and sends

What Monition does

Predict first. Identify the rest.

Most tools wait for a filing that names the company. Monition reads the signals that come before it, and still catches every record that already shows a need.
Predict

Who will need counsel before any filing names them.

Monition links leading signals across registries, dockets and lenders’ filings, then forecasts the matter, the practice and the window to expect it in.

  • A failing customer, supplier or tenant
  • New security taken by a lender, accounts filed late
  • A proposed rule that will land on the company

Forecast · Coldbrook Refrigeration, which no filing names yet. Five leading signals, advice expected in 2–4 months.1

Identify

Who a new record shows needs counsel now.

When a filing, lien or rule names a company, Monition says what it means for them, cites the record and traces who it reaches next.

  • Bankruptcy dockets and creditor lists
  • Liens and charges
  • Regulator notices and consultations

On record · Halverson Plaza LLC, whose tenant’s lease is listed for rejection.1

How a prediction is made

Watch one filing travel.

A restaurant chain files on Day 0. Monition follows the problem to the businesses around it, forecasts which of them will need counsel before they file, and finds the partner who knows them. Drag the timeline, or keep scrolling.

Trace · A restaurant chain files for bankruptcy protectionIllustrative · fictional companies
D2D9D14D21D30DODaniel OkaforGarnet GrillHalverson PlazaArvel IndustrialCorliss ProduceColdbrookBrightwater Capital · client, no approachLinnet Catering · client, alert sentPruett Franchise
Day 0ReadThe filing lands
Day 2TraceWho it reaches next
Day 21ReachA partner knows them
Day 26PredictColdbrook: advice expected, no filing yet
Day 30IntroduceFirst draft, partner signs
Day 0Day 14Day 30Day 45Day 60Day 90
Day 21

Shaded: when the predicted matters are expected (Day 51–90). Drag the handle, or keep scrolling.

Who it’s for

One forecast, four people who need it.

Each sees the same evidence, cut for the decision they make.

Partners

Forecasts in your practice, and who you already know there. Nothing leaves without your signature.

Business development

A weekly pipeline of forecasts and records by practice, exported to your CRM.

Innovation, KM and risk

Read-only CRM, conflicts cleared in your own system first, data never pooled with another firm.

Managing partners

Where new work is likely to come from next quarter, by practice, with every forecast scored.

Why we started Monition

Most new legal work is visible before anyone calls a lawyer.

It sits in a creditor list, a new charge, a late set of accounts, a proposed rule. Nobody at a firm has time to read all of it, so firms hear about the need after the client has already chosen counsel.

We started Monition to read that record every day, forecast who will need advice and when, and show which partner already has a way in. It never sends anything on your behalf, and every forecast is scored against what actually happened, misses included. Monition is invite-only. If that sounds useful, join the waitlist.

Tomás Borja MaderoCo-founder, productJuan Pablo Barrios GómezCo-founder, commercial

Scoring

Every forecast is scored. Misses included.

For every firm, week 8 is a scorecard: every forecast set against what later appeared in the public record. We publish how the score works before we ask you to trust it.4

How scoring works

Professional conduct

Built for how firms are allowed to win work.

The questions a general counsel asks before the first call, answered in writing. Brief for your general counsel

  • Conflicts cleared firstNothing is drafted until your conflicts team clears it in your own system.
  • Organisations onlyIndividuals, consumer debtors and sole traders are excluded.
  • A partner edits, signs and sendsMonition never sends. Drafts cite public records only, never the forecast.
  • Your data stays yoursRead-only CRM access, never pooled with another firm, never used for training.2
  • A flat fee per firmNever a fee per introduction, so nothing is paid for a referral.3

The next filing is already on the record. Hear about it first.