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Trayambic Advisory
A Trayambic LLP product

The practice-management system built for Indian chambers.

Matters, clients, hearings, documents, billing and client communication in one place — with Lawrio AI research built in, and every design decision made for how law is actually practised in India.

  • Runs on your firm's own server
  • End-to-end encrypted client messaging
  • GST and TDS handled correctly
  • eCourts-synced
A day in Chambers

Open one screen. See the whole day.

Today's Board shows every advocate what matters right now: today's hearings with court and courtroom, filing deadlines, to-dos assigned to them, and unread messages from clients and colleagues. Seniors see their own board and the boards of the people they manage.

  • Hearings

    Pulled from the calendar and the eCourts sync, with the last recorded order one click away.

  • Deadlines

    Limitation dates and filing windows, colour-coded by days remaining.

  • To-dos

    Assigned per matter, with the responsible advocate and the due date.

  • Messages

    Client portal threads and internal lanes, end-to-end encrypted, unread first.

Modules

Everything a practice runs on. Nothing it doesn't.

Need documents executed? Chambers hands off to Legatio for Aadhaar eSign, DSC and identity-verified signing.

Built differently

Four decisions most practice software gets wrong.

Chambers is differentiated by its architecture, not its feature list. These are the choices that matter when something goes wrong.

  1. Ethical walls are first-class.

    Seniority never overrides a wall. A partner conflicted out of a matter cannot see it, however senior. Management gets metadata — who is working on what, for how long — and any access to content is an explicit, logged escalation.

  2. Conflicts clearance is a record.

    Opening a matter requires a clearance someone proposed and someone else approved, stored permanently with the parties checked. When a conflict is alleged later, the record answers.

  3. Court data is honest.

    When eCourts cannot be reached, Chambers says so. It never shows a stale status as current, and it never presents a scraped court record as the authoritative file.

  4. The server cannot read your messages.

    Client and matter conversations are encrypted on the advocate's and the client's devices. Keys rotate; threads are hash-chained so tampering shows. Not even Trayambic can read them.

Lawrio AI inside Chambers

Research that shows its sources — and its doubts.

Lawrio AI is Trayambic's citation-grounded legal research engine for Indian law. In Chambers it works inside the matter, with the matter's facts and documents in context.

  • Two engines

    Balanced Counsel for fast, everyday questions; Precision Counsel for deep, high-stakes work, with Constitutional Bench and Law Unsettled flags.

  • Eight personas

    Researcher, Senior Advocate, Opposing Counsel, Bench Simulation, Drafter, Professor, Strategy Memo and Filing Package — pick the lens you need.

  • Groundedness verdicts

    Every answer is graded on how well it is supported by the authorities it cites, on a six-point scale. Lawrio will tell you when the law is unsettled rather than pretend it isn't.

  • In-matter dossier

    Research is saved to the matter, attributed, and visible to the team. Mention @lawrio in a matter thread to ask from chat.

  • Feedback loop

    Mark an answer wrong and it is reviewed; Lawrio improves on Indian law from Indian practitioners.

Client portal and messaging

Clients see what you choose. Nobody else sees anything.

  • No account for the client

    They receive a link and a passphrase. They can see their matters, the documents you have marked visible, their invoices, and a secure thread to you.

  • Revocable in one click

    Matter closed, relationship ended, phone lost — revoke the link and the portal goes dark.

  • Per-file visibility

    Share the order and the invoice; keep the internal note internal.

  • End-to-end encrypted

    Messages are encrypted on the device. Trayambic runs a blind relay; it stores ciphertext it cannot open.

Billing done the Indian way

Invoices your CA won't send back.

  • Rate cards

    Per advocate, per matter, or per client; hourly, fixed-fee or per-appearance.

  • GST handled correctly

    Exempt, reverse-charge or taxable, set per client and per invoice line.

  • TDS deducted at source

    Under the Income-tax Act, with the threshold applied automatically and the deduction shown on the invoice.

  • Invoice lifecycle

    Draft, issued, part-paid, paid, written off — with financial-year windows so reports match your books.

  • Practice Health for partners

    Utilisation, realisation, collection rates, work in progress and workload heatmaps by advocate and matter.

Security and compliance

Built for a profession that cannot afford a breach.

  • Your firm's own server

    Each firm runs on a dedicated instance under its own domain. No shared database, no shared keys.

  • Encryption everywhere

    AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit, end-to-end encryption for messaging, with key rotation and firm-held recovery.

  • Audit trail

    Every action is logged — who, what, when — recording the shape of the action, never the content of privileged material.

  • Deletion that deletes

    Purge runs on a schedule with a grace window; what you delete is gone from the instance and its backups.

  • DPDP-ready

    A processing-activity map, lawyer-written privacy notices and retention rules ship with the product, ahead of DPDP enforcement in 2027.

  • Bar Council posture

    Chambers is practice software for advocates. It does not advertise, solicit or practise law, and nothing in it is designed to.

Legatio Chambers is practice-management software provided by Trayambic LLP. Trayambic LLP does not practise law and does not solicit clients on behalf of any advocate.

The pilot

Five firms. Four court weeks. No fee.

We are onboarding a small number of firms of 3–20 advocates to run Chambers on their own server through the winter sitting. In return we ask for honest feedback and a pricing conversation at the end.

  • Who

    Litigation or advisory firms with 3–20 advocates, one office, willing to move live matters onto Chambers.

  • What's free

    The product, your dedicated instance, setup, migration of your current matter list, and support throughout.

  • When

    Onboarding during the Diwali court break; live from 23 November to 18 December 2026; read-out in the last week of December.

  • What we ask

    Two 45-minute feedback calls, access to usage data (never content), and a pricing interview at the end.

  • Solo practitioners

    Join the wait-list; solos onboard after the pilot.

Apply for the pilot

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Roadmap

What's next.

Jan–Apr 2027

  1. Tablet app
  2. Native mobile apps
  3. Guest-advocate role and in-house tier
  4. Full DPDP duty coverage ahead of the May 2027 deadline

FAQ

On a dedicated server for your firm, in India, under your own domain. Nothing is pooled with other firms.

Legatio Chambers is practice-management software provided by Trayambic LLP. Trayambic LLP does not practise law and does not solicit clients on behalf of any advocate.