Answer the regulator and the claim from the same record
Hospital legal work runs on documents nobody has time to read twice: consent forms, clinical notes, licences, tender conditions and the notices that follow them. Justis reads the file, maps the regulation that applies, and shows you the page each conclusion rests on.
Spot the gaps before an auditor does
A breach or an inspection generates hundreds of pages before the exposure is clear. Upload the file and Justis builds the timeline, marks the rule each step answers to, and shows where a deadline was missed.
Your compliance standards, applied to every agreement
Write your positions down once as a playbook. Every provider agreement is then read against them, the offending clause is quoted back to you, and the position you take is already drafted.
Ask the agent, get the exposure with the page attached
A notice alleges a sequence. Ask what the record actually shows and the agent reads the case sheet, the consent record and the discharge summary together, then tells you which allegations hold.
Every licence and clearance, checked in one pass
Registrations, waste authorisation, fire and radiation clearances and their renewal dates read across every unit at once, so a lapse is caught before an inspection finds it.
Legal teams already on the waitlist
“The notices all allege the same three things. Having the case sheet read against the allegation, with the page cited, means our reply argues from the record instead of from what the treating team remembers.”
Common questions
Can it read handwritten case sheets?
It runs scanned and handwritten documents through OCR and tells you it is doing so, because handwriting carries transcription risk. Where an entry is genuinely illegible it says so rather than guessing, which matters when the entry is the point in issue.
Is patient data safe to upload?
Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, access is limited to the people on the matter, and nothing you upload is used to train models shared with anyone else. You remain responsible for what you choose to upload and for the consents behind it.
Does it know clinical establishment rules?
It reads the statutes and rules you point it at, and searches the Indian law library of Acts, rules and regulator documents alongside the case law. Where a point is unsettled it says so rather than asserting a position.
Can it track licence renewals across units?
Upload the registrations and clearances and tabular review returns a grid of what expires when, per unit, with the document behind each row.
Will it decide whether we were negligent?
No. It shows you what the record supports and what it does not, with the page for each. The judgement is yours, and every conclusion is traceable so you can check it.
How is it priced for a hospital group?
Pro is ₹999 a month with 500 credits and Ultra is ₹3,999 with 2,000. Groups needing seats across units, shared workspaces with role controls and firm-wide memory are on the Custom plan.
Read in overnight, not over two days. Chronology, issues and the controlling authority, cited to the paragraph.
Board papers, filings and the company's own contracts, read against the Act before anything is signed.
A data room read end to end, red flags ranked, and the disclosure schedule built from what is actually there.
