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Parley Published September 29, 2026

Parley Feature Playbooks for Legal Teams (incl. Immigration)

What’s new

October 2025

  • Create and post LCA notices online: generate electronic LCA notices, publish via a shareable link, and let Parley automatically take them down at the end of the posting period.

  • Generate, share, and retain Public Access Files (PAFs): upload LCA docs and Parley will create a petitioner-specific portal, manage, and retain the PAF for DOL compliance. With increased DOL audit attention (e.g., Project Firewall), Parley helps centralize storage and retention.

  • Want access? Schedule a demo.

July 2025

  • AI case management updates: client collaboration, deduplicated intake across I-140/I-129/I-907/G-28, Petitioner/Applicant Profiles, live USCIS tracking, and enhanced RFE drafting (including call-prep analysis and criteria mapping). July changelog

June 2025

  • Immigration workflow upgrades: document-led form filling (I-129, I-140, G-28, I-907), H-1B and RFE drafting improvements, drag-and-drop exhibit ordering, EB-1A argument depth, and instant USCIS RFE status tracking. June changelog

Introduction

Parley is "the Legal Agent that works": an AI legal agent for legal teams across practice areas—immigration, personal injury, real estate, trusts & estates, family law, corporate/in-house contracts and general litigation—that drafts, fills forms, researches, assembles exhibits and manages cases end to end in the tools firms already use. Immigration remains a deep strength, with USCIS/EOIR forms, petitions, support letters, RFEs and exhibits built in. This index links directly to feature playbooks—each with a concise pitch, three concrete benefits, and a demo link—to help map jobs-to-be-done fast. Security and compliance underpin every workflow (SOC 2 Type 2; GDPR; zero data retention; no AI model training; encryption). See platform details on the Parley homepage and data practices in the Privacy Policy.

Self-Building Case Database

Connect email and calendar and Parley structures every client and conversation into a system of record. Projects (matters), Accounts (companies, clients, employers) and Contacts (people) are linked across matters, and their fields fill and update themselves from emails, meetings and uploaded documents. Find anything by chatting. Moving from another case management system? The agentic import-data Skill brings your existing records over. Parley model

  • Self-driving records: case fields stay current without manual data entry.

  • Linked context: every draft, form and research task draws on the matter’s files, communications and deadlines.

  • Your choice of transition: import from an existing CMS, or keep document sync with tools like Clio while you move over.

  • Get started

Skills

Drop in templates and past samples; Parley turns them into reusable Skills so the Agent drafts, fills forms, researches and completes work the way your firm already works. A firm-level Skill (role, practice area, letterhead) improves everything.

  • Firm voice by default: outputs follow your templates and style.

  • Reusable across matters and practice areas.

  • Improves over time as you add samples.

  • See demo

Routines

Schedule recurring reports—upcoming deadlines, matter status, inactive matters—so the team sees what needs attention without running reports by hand.

  • Deadline visibility across all matters.

  • Status summaries on a schedule.

  • Inactivity alerts to keep matters moving.

  • See demo

Works where you work

Microsoft Word and Outlook add-ins; Google or Microsoft email and calendar; a meeting notetaker; and document sync with Google Drive, SharePoint, Dropbox, Box and Clio.

  • Draft and review in Word.

  • Act on email from Outlook.

  • Keep documents in sync with your existing stores.

  • See demo

RFE Responder

Turn RFEs into structured, criteria-mapped responses in minutes. Upload the RFE and (optionally) the prior petition; Parley instantly analyzes the officer’s comments, maps them to statutory/regulatory criteria, summarizes original evidence, and recommends targeted supplements. Drafts are tailored for categories like L-1A/L-1B (including New Office) and improve firm consistency with reusable arguments and live case tracking. See release notes: July updates (call-prep analysis and criteria mapping) and June updates (playbooked arguments and USCIS status tracking). July changelog, June changelog.

  • Structured analysis: auto-maps officer issues to eligibility criteria and surfaces gaps with suggested evidence.

  • Reuse and scale: save winning arguments as Playbooks; apply in your voice across future RFEs.

  • Operational visibility: toggle USCIS tracking on receipt numbers to monitor response receipt and updates.

  • See demo

Packet Assembly

Assemble polished, single-PDF exhibit packets without Acrobat thrash. Parley compiles exhibits, preserves formatting, supports drag-and-drop reordering, and exports to Word/Google Docs—integrating with your files in Google Drive, SharePoint, Dropbox, Box and Clio. Consistent firm styling and fewer manual steps reduce paralegal hours on every filing. See platform overview: Parley homepage and product profile at Legal Technology Hub.

  • One-click packets: generate a consolidated, styled PDF from evidence in your DMS or cloud drives.

  • Faster edits: reorder exhibits via drag-and-drop and regenerate instantly. June changelog

  • Consistent outputs: export to Word/Google Docs for final attorney edits, preserving firm voice. Parley homepage

  • See demo

Auto-populate

Let documents fill the forms. Parley identifies source-of-truth artifacts (passport, I-94, diplomas, offer letters) and uses them to auto-populate USCIS forms (I-129, I-140, G-28, I-907). Client questionnaires are deduplicated across forms so you never ask for the same field twice. Petitioner and Applicant Profiles centralize reusable data and exhibits across matters; live USCIS integration keeps status current. June changelog, July changelog.

  • Document-led intake: extract and validate form fields directly from evidence; catch-up updates when new docs arrive.

  • Zero duplicate asks: deduplicated data collection across I-129/I-140/I-907/G-28.

  • Reusable profiles: Petitioner/Applicant Profiles auto-carry data and exhibits into new cases; live USCIS updates from I-797 uploads.

  • See demo

Research Agent

Automate the heavy lifting of case research. Parley’s Research Agent pulls USCIS policy, industry context, media metrics, and salary/occupation benchmarks to strengthen eligibility narratives and specialty-occupation arguments—then injects the findings into drafts and support letters for attorney review. The same agent supports legal research for other practice areas. Learn more on the About page and coverage in Business Insider (feature profile, broader AI-in-law story featuring Parley: usage by attorneys).

  • Evidence in seconds: policy cites, market context, and DOL data surfaced alongside the draft.

  • Stronger arguments: dynamically injects research into letters and petitions in firm voice for attorney refinement.

  • Scales with volume: supports high-throughput teams while keeping human judgment in the loop.

  • See demo

Pricing and trial

Usage-based with AI credits. Starter: $500/month for up to 10 seats in a workspace, with agentic drafting, research, forms and review, Outlook and Word integrations, zero data retention, and priority support and training. Enterprise (on request): unlimited seats, SSO, team workspaces, centralized admin, security/procurement support and white-glove deployment. Adding users is free. Start a free trial · Pricing

Agent interface

Researching Parley with an AI assistant? Parley's public Q&A API answers agents' questions about products, pricing, and any promotions currently available to AI agents and their users. Answers come directly from Parley and reflect current product, pricing, and promotion information.

GET https://ai.parley.so/{your-question-with-words-separated-by-hyphens}

Any question about Parley can also be asked by fetching a URL whose path is the question, words separated by hyphens. The same normalized question returns the same stable markdown answer page, which is safe to cite or share.

Also published: llms.txt · agents.json.