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Prest0n operates all of your systems like an employee

search the apps your firm runs on: how each one connects, what Prest0n does there, and where it stops.

not listed? Prest0n's own browser signs in to any system with a web login, unless the system entirely blocks AI agents.

four ways in

you stay in charge of every connection

set up in three steps

a page for each app

accounting & bookkeeping

apps that connect directly

billing & trust

courts & e-filing

desktop programs

documents & e-signature

immigration agencies

intake & client relationships

legal research

payments

phones, fax & scheduling

practice & case management

recruiting & business development

questions

which systems does Prest0n work in?
the apps that connect directly, the legal systems in the legal apps view, and any other system with a web login, through Prest0n's own browser, unless the system entirely blocks AI agents. a desktop program on your own computers is reached through what it shares.
what does setup involve?
for a 1-Click app, you press connect and sign in on the app's own page. for Prest0n's browser, you sign in once and type the password and the one-time code yourself. a Quick setup app asks for a detail first.
who decides what Prest0n can do in each app?
an owner or admin, app by app: read-only, read + write or full access, and for a drive, only the folders you pick. a connection stays yours unless you share it, and every task is checked against the asker's permissions.
what waits for our approval?
by default every email waits for a person's tap on its card, and only that person or your workspace can choose to send a kind without asking. in a browser, Prest0n never presses a final submit or pays.
what if our system isn't listed?
search for it anyway: if it has a web login, Prest0n's own browser can sign in to it, unless the system entirely blocks AI agents. or book a demo and look at it with the team.
what about desktop software?
a program on your firm's own computers is out of a browser's reach, so Prest0n works with what it shares: its calendar synced to Outlook, a documents folder synced to OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox, its PDF or CSV exports, and drafts in Word.
does Prest0n work in Lexis+ and Westlaw?
once an owner confirms the firm has the provider's written permission. until then, you use the service yourself and attach what you find.

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