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Nothing is required

Every agent on eCourt AI works inside a control plane your agency owns: permissions you set, approvals you require, autonomy you dial, and a record of everything.

Governance

Your policies, not ours. You define what each agent may do, which workflows it touches, and which staff supervise it. Role-based permissions cover agents the same way they cover people.

Observability

Watch your agents work in real time. Every agent has a manager view showing what it is doing, what it has queued, and what it is waiting on, and the manager is you.

Traceability

Everything on the record: every action attributed to the agent that took it and the human who approved it, timestamped, reviewable, exportable. Courts run on records. So do our agents.

Controls and options

Nothing is required. Every capability is opt-in, every automation can be turned off, and every setting is yours to change without a support ticket.

Autonomy is a dial

Set per agent and per workflow, changeable anytime. Agents earn autonomy the way staff do: by doing the work well, visibly, over time.

  1. 1

    Suggest

    the agent recommends, your staff act

  2. 2

    Draft for approval

    the agent prepares, a human signs

    default

  3. 3

    Act with review

    the agent acts, your staff audit

  4. 4

    Act on its own

    earned, scoped, always on the record

Your state’s rules. Your county’s policies.

Governance and compliance are configured to your jurisdiction: state statutes, county policies, local court rules, and your state’s AI policies. One system runs a whole state with every county on its own terms, which is why statewide deployments work without flattening local practice.

Humans in the loop, by policy

Agents draft, prepare, flag, answer, and triage. They never decide. Judgment, discretion, and authority stay with your staff, and the approval moment is built into the interface, not bolted on. Your team doesn’t work for the software; they staff agents that work for them.

See the control plane in your context

Start with one agent, connect what you have, and keep your staff in control from the first day. Your team will wonder how it ever worked any other way.

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