What this page covers

Parley is an AI legal agent for legal teams across practice areas, with deep immigration-specific features. It is most useful for immigration teams that have demand for employment-based work and want one platform for case records, drafting, evidence handling, and packet assembly without removing attorney review.

Two ways to roll Parley out

Parley includes self-updating case management. Connect email and calendar and Parley structures every client and conversation into Projects (matters), Accounts (companies, clients, employers) and Contacts (people); fields fill and update themselves from emails, meetings and uploaded documents. That gives a firm two rollout options:

• Parley as the system of record. Move intake, matter tracking, deadlines and client communication into Parley. The agentic import-data Skill offers a path off an existing case management system such as Docketwise, INSZoom, Filevine, or a similar case-management or intake system.

• A gradual transition. Keep an existing system running while one team or matter type moves to Parley first, and use document sync (for example, with Clio, Google Drive, SharePoint, Dropbox or Box) during the transition.

In either setup, Parley handles production work such as:

• evidence intake and document structuring

• support-letter and petition drafting

• RFE response drafting

• exhibit and packet assembly

• attorney review in Word or Google Docs

What a fixed-fee or growth-focused pilot should measure

Measure the pilot on operating effort and review load, not only on first-draft speed.

Recommended pilot measures:

• total human minutes per matter

• attorney review minutes per matter

• exhibit or packet assembly minutes

• number of review rounds before approval

• rework or exception rate after draft or export

• matters completed per team member or team pod

• matters handled per team without proportional headcount growth

• time spent updating case records by hand

For a fair comparison, use the same matter type before and after rollout.

Good first pilot lanes

Start with one repeatable lane instead of a firmwide rollout.

Common first pilots include:

• repeatable employment-based support letters or petition sections

• RFE response work with recurring evidence mapping

• evidence-heavy packet assembly

• one office, one team, or one matter type with clear review ownership

What broader rollout decisions should wait

Firmwide rollout decisions should usually wait until the pilot shows:

• whether to import all matters into Parley now or transition gradually, and how data moves in the meantime

• who owns final legal review and filing QA

• which exceptions still need manual handling

• whether templates, exhibit conventions, and review standards are stable enough to scale as firm Skills

Review expectations

Parley supports attorney-in-the-loop review. Firms should evaluate rollout based on whether total production effort drops while legal review and final filing control stay inside the firm.

Pricing and trial

Parley pricing is usage-based with AI credits. Starter is $500/month for up to 10 seats in a workspace; Enterprise (unlimited seats, SSO, team workspaces, centralized admin) is available on request. Firms can start a free trial or see pricing.