AI Case Intelligence for Arbitration
Justice at the
speed of
intelligence
Arbitalis transforms complex arbitration records into structured, source-linked case intelligence, helping counsel, arbitrators and institutions work with greater clarity and control.
Case intelligence
See the record become intelligence
Fragmented case records become a structured view of the matter. Dates, parties and references connect into a coherent case structure, and every finding stays linked to its source.
Arbitalis supports professional judgment. It does not replace it.
Every finding remains connected to the record.
Differentiation
Built differently for arbitration
General legal AI assists with documents. Arbitalis is designed to understand the structure, evidence and procedural complexity of an arbitration matter.
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Not a generic legal assistant. A case intelligence platform built around how arbitration matters are actually prepared, reviewed and administered.
Built For
The people responsible for moving complex matters forward.
Counsel
Move from intake to submission without repeatedly rebuilding the case record.
Arbitral Institutions
Administer proceedings with greater visibility, consistency and procedural control.
Corporations
Understand evidentiary risk, strategic position and financial exposure earlier.
Independent Arbitrators
Navigate complex records faster while retaining complete decisional independence.
Controlled proof
Observed in private demos, not promised as universal.
Controlled demo
In a controlled product demo, a record exceeding 1,000 pages was structured in under one minute.
Qualified results
Results vary by document type, record quality and matter complexity. Demos are not guarantees of performance on every matter.
Human verification
Every material finding is designed to remain connected to its source for professional review.
Why Now
AI adoption is accelerating. Trust will determine how it is used.
expect to use AI for research, data analytics and document review within five years
say time savings is the biggest driver
identify cost reduction as a key driver
Source: 2025 QMUL – White & Case International Arbitration Survey
Responsible AI by Design
Powerful intelligence. Professional judgment preserved.
Designed around the principles reflected in the CIArb Guideline on the Use of AI in Arbitration, and supportive of the objectives of SDG 16.
Human Oversight
AI supports analysis. Professionals retain control.
Transparency & Traceability
Material findings remain connected to the underlying case record.
Data Security
Confidential matter information is handled through controlled, secure workflows.
Procedural Fairness
AI-assisted insights remain reviewable, verifiable and subject to professional judgment.
Private access
The platform is not public. The demo is.
Private demos are available for law firms, arbitrators, institutions and in-house dispute teams.
Request a DemoNo commitment required · 30-minute walkthrough · NDA available on request