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Gradion

For document-heavy offices in Spain

AI workflow partner for law firms and notaries.

We help document-heavy teams reduce manual follow-up, put one bounded workflow into operation and keep client data inside Europe.

Defined scopeHuman reviewEU dataYou decide afterSpecific case

If we do not see a fit, we will say so before work starts.

01

Defined scope

the first case focuses on the point where the most time is being lost today

02

Conditions in writing

scope, cost and success criteria are defined before work starts

03

Your actual team

the workflow is designed around the people, approvals and internal handoffs already holding the work together

What actually gets stuck

Invisible work also eats margin

The bottleneck is rarely the document. It sits in everything needed to keep the matter moving: requesting documents, chasing missing items, checking whether they arrived, locating versions, updating statuses, coordinating internal handoffs and answering follow-up queries. That work is almost never billed. But it interrupts the team, delays the next step and ends up consuming far more time than it seems to.

That is why we do not add an AI layer on top of the same bottleneck. We go to the point where the most time is being lost today and redesign it so the team reviews instead of chases.

What it actually costs

The expensive part is not the task. It is the chain of interruptions it creates.

A missing document is not just a missing document. It opens a chain of follow-up, checking, updating, status replies, internal handoffs and interruptions to other people on the team.

When that chain repeats across dozens of matters, operational friction stops being an annoyance and becomes a business problem:

  • More unbillable hours
  • Less capacity for higher-value work
  • Slower response to clients
  • More handoffs and more avoidable errors
  • More senior time spent unblocking work that should never have reached them

It is not a volume problem. It is an invisible-work problem that compounds.

The numbers

The hours you lose.And the ones you can recover.

Today

700 hours

per year per lawyer lost to paperwork

MoreThanLaw

With a first case

30–50%

less time chasing paperwork

Today

Up to €6,000

in AEAT fines from manual errors

AEAT data

With a first case

Up to 80%

fewer errors preparing files

Today

240 hours

recoverable per year per professional

Thomson Reuters

With a first case

+15–20%

more billable capacity

Sources: MoreThanLaw (hours on paperwork), AEAT data (fines from manual errors), Thomson Reuters (hours recoverable). Indicative first-phase results based on common processes in firms with 5 to 50 employees. Specific targets are set in writing in each engagement agreement before work starts. See Terms of Service.

Before and after

How a workflow changes when that invisible work stops depending on manual follow-up.

Ask and chase

Before

Documents, signatures or clarifications are requested across scattered threads. Then someone has to chase replies, validations or third parties without a clear view of what is actually missing.

After

Less manual chasing

Requests go out with more structure and follow-up can be sustained more consistently, so the team spends less time chasing and more time resolving exceptions.

Find and move

Before

The latest version, the right template or the right data gets searched for across email, folders, portals and spreadsheets. Then someone moves it again to where it is needed next.

After

Less operational friction

The goal is to reduce unnecessary searching and transfers so information reaches the right place earlier and with less manual context rebuilding.

Update and coordinate

Before

Statuses, pending items, deadlines and next steps end up split across calendar, sheet, email and team memory.

After

More consistent follow-up

The system can flag milestones, missing items and next steps more consistently, so coordinating the matter depends less on manual reminders.

How to start

Three ways in, depending on where you are today.

ASSESS

You don't know where to start

We analyse the team’s real work with you, identify where the most time is being lost today and tell you which stretch is worth turning into a first case.

Outcome

A clear map of where the friction sits today and what deserves attention first.

ENABLE

You want the team to see it in practice

Sessions on real team tasks. No deployment, no commitments — just to see what changes in the work that eats the most time today.

Outcome

The team sees when AI is worth it and when it isn't, on their own work.

SHIP

You already know what needs unblocking

We take one concrete flow in your practice and put it live in 10 working days, with scope and conditions defined before we start.

Outcome

A working flow, your team reviewing instead of chasing and a report on the outcome.

What is true on every first case

The points a serious buyer usually wants nailed down before work starts

The first engagement covers one document workflow, with the limits agreed before build starts.
One workflow
Low-confidence cases and sensitive outputs route to review instead of passing straight through.
Human review
The first case runs in an isolated environment in the EU, with the DPA signed before live data enters the workflow.
EU
If the first case misses the written success criteria, there is no obligation to expand it.
You decide after

How risk is controlled

You can validate a first case without opening an uncontrolled project or gambling with sensitive data

All of this is documented and agreed before live data enters the system.

01

Scope and cost defined

The scope, cost and success criteria are agreed in writing before work starts. No surprises and no unilateral expansions.

02

One case only

The first engagement covers one specific workflow, with the limits agreed in writing.

03

Human review

Exceptions, low-confidence cases and sensitive outputs stay with a human reviewer.

04

Isolated EU environment

The first case runs in its own environment, deployed in the EU, with the DPA signed before live data.

05

GDPR and AI Act

Documentation, traceability and supervisory controls prepared for current regulation.

06

You decide after

If the first case does not justify the next step, there is no obligation to continue or expand.

Who you work with

The same team from start to finish

Gabriel Naranjo Lituma

Co-Founder, cloud architecture and compliance

Owns the deployment, the security model and the data-handling design. Certified across Azure, AWS and Google Cloud.

Ivor Padilla

Co-Founder, engineering and workflow delivery

Defines the workflow with you, builds the system and gets the first version into production. 17 years shipping production software.

Tell us where the work gets stuck today
We will see whether there is a first case worth doing.

Tell us where the workflow slows down today. We will tell you whether there is enough operational friction to start with a first case and which part should stay under review.

Prefer email? Request scope and conditions.