Purpose
1.2. Automator extracts key metadata, content, and contextual information for automatedly applying semantic and compliance-based labels.
1.3. Achieves consistent organization and faster retrieval of labor relations knowledge assets by automated workflows.
1.4. Enables automated cross-referencing with existing knowledge bases and ensures categorizations follow firm-approved or compliance standards.
1.5. Supports regulatory, jurisdictional, and union contract-specific automated categorization and template organization.
Trigger Conditions
2.2. Creation or editing of files in specific labor relations folders.
2.3. Email attachment received in tracked mailbox flagged as “research,” “precedent,” or “template.”
2.4. API or webhook signals new file creation from third-party legal research platforms.
2.5. Manual “categorize” task or flag raised by legal support staff.
Platform Variants
3.1. Microsoft SharePoint
• Feature: Document Library Workflow
• Sample: Automator triggers ‘OnUpload’, uses Power Automate connector for tagging columns (e.g., Subject:Labor Relations, Type:Brief, Jurisdiction:NY).
3.2. Google Drive
• Feature: Google Apps Script API
• Sample: Script listens for changes, auto-updates file metadata with tags pulled from content analysis.
3.3. Box
• Feature: Metadata API
• Sample: Box webhook triggers automator; tags set via box.metadata.set() function.
3.4. Dropbox
• Feature: File Requests + API
• Sample: Use /files/upload and /files/update with custom properties for automated categorization.
3.5. NetDocuments
• Feature: ndThread API
• Sample: Monitor ndThread activities, automate tag assignment using ndThread REST endpoints.
3.6. iManage
• Feature: iManage REST API
• Sample: Automator listens for document creation events, calls /documents/{id}/metadata for tag updates.
3.7. Clio
• Feature: Documents API
• Sample: Monitor new files via /documents; POST tags with context data from labor relations matter.
3.8. Everlaw
• Feature: API (Cases & Docs)
• Sample: Automatic tagging using /cases/{case_id}/documents endpoint for labor context metadata.
3.9. M-Files
• Feature: Intelligent Metadata Layer
• Sample: The automator applies rule-based tags on new items by analyzing document content automatically.
3.10. Relativity
• Feature: Workspace Search and Tag API
• Sample: Use /api/workspace/{id}/documents POST automated category codes.
3.11. Alfresco
• Feature: Content Services API
• Sample: Triggers on file create, uses /nodes/{id}/aspects to add categorization aspects for labor topics.
3.12. OpenText eDOCS
• Feature: eDOCS DM API
• Sample: Event listener on library creation, executes 'setCategory' as automated workflow.
3.13. DocuWare
• Feature: Intelligent Indexing
• Sample: Automates using HTTP API when new document uploaded; applies labor law tags.
3.14. ShareFile
• Feature: Webhooks + API
• Sample: New file event activates automator that sets metadata using /Items(id)/Tags.
3.15. Trello
• Feature: Power-Ups API
• Sample: Card attachment upload triggers script for labeling with labor relations categories.
3.16. Notion
• Feature: Database Integration API
• Sample: New page created in “Research” database; auto-populate multi-select tags based on content extraction.
3.17. Airtable
• Feature: Automations + API
• Sample: New row in “Templates” table triggers automation, filling “Category” and “Jurisdiction” fields.
3.18. Jira
• Feature: Automation Rules
• Sample: File attachment in ticket triggers custom label automation.
3.19. Litera
• Feature: Litera Integrations API
• Sample: Analyze, tag, and categorize labor-related templates using /api/documents POST tags.
3.20. ElasticSearch
• Feature: Ingest Pipelines
• Sample: Automatedly classifies and tags uploaded legal files as indexed documents.
3.21. OneDrive
• Feature: Graph API
• Sample: /drive/root/children triggers automate to PUT tags based on labor relations keyword analysis.
3.22. Zapier
• Feature: Multi-step Automation
• Sample: Automated workflow tags new Google Drive or Mail attachments using in-platform filter/label step.
3.23. Monday.com
• Feature: Automations + API
• Sample: Automates updates of “Category” column for new ‘Legal Research’ board items.
Benefits
4.2. Automatedly improves discoverability and utilization of research and templates for labor relations.
4.3. Streamlines compliance during audits and matter management via automation.
4.4. Releases attorney time for complex client work by letting automator handle repetitive tasks.
4.5. Automates updating of knowledge management systems with consistent and current categorizations.
4.6. Enables automated cross-platform synchronization of legal resources.
4.7. Scales as firm document volume grows, maintaining taxonomy with minimal manual input.