Your filings and playbooks, where agents draft from.
Generic AI doesn't know how your firm writes an EB-1A petition or which exhibit order Northgate expects. Firm Knowledge is the library of templates, prior filings, and guidance that agents and skills pull from on every matter.
The problem
The firm's best work is trapped in old folders.
The old way: Attorneys hunt shared drives for the last good petition.
With CaseBlink: Prior filings and templates live in a library agents browse the way they browse cases.
The old way: Scanned PDFs mean retyping before anyone can reuse language.
With CaseBlink: Upload a PDF and open it as an editable document in the Word editor.
The old way: Playbooks sit in PDFs nobody updates.
With CaseBlink: Firm skills sit beside the library — teach once, run on any case, with versions and permissions.
How CaseBlink solves it
Knowledge the workspace actually uses.
Firm library
Templates, prior filings, and firm guidance in one library — scoped to the firm, searchable, and tied to drafting.
PDF to editable
Bring scanned filings into the editor without retyping — then save them back to the library.
Scope and permissions
Control who uploads, who sees sensitive prior filings, and which matters can reference which entries.
Skills use the same source
Firm skills read the library when they plan, draft, and assemble — Automations runs them on a schedule.
Upload once. Draft from it forever.
Add to the library
Upload templates, approvals, and guidance — or pull editable text from a PDF.
Agents draft from it
Letters, petitions, and packets cite firm knowledge the way your attorneys would.
Skills run on top
Automations and firm skills consume the same library — no duplicate playbooks.
Put one template or prior filing in Firm Knowledge.
We'll upload a sample, show agents drafting from it, and how skills reference the same entry.
