Software & technology
Personal injury demand software
Demand software
Direct answer
Personal injury demand software spans three categories: template and drafting tools that produce a letter, package automation that assembles and formats the submission, and demand intelligence that analyzes the underlying file. Evaluating them on output quality alone misses the difference — the question is whether the tool can tell you what the file is missing.
NORBU product team · Last reviewed 2026-08-31
The three categories
| Category | Input | Output | Blind spot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drafting tool | Facts you supply | A letter | Anything you did not notice |
| Package automation | Your documents | An assembled package | Whether documents are missing |
| Demand intelligence | Your documents | Analysis plus package | Legal value, which stays with counsel |
Evaluation questions
- Does it cite every extracted fact to a source page?
- Does it report missing records, or only process what it is given?
- Does it reconcile billing against documented treatment?
- Does the exported package need reformatting before it can be sent?
- How does review work, and does correction persist?
- Where is client data processed and how long is it retained?
Cost model
Per-demand pricing aligns cost with output and avoids paying for seats during slow months; subscription models can be better for firms with steady high volume. Model both against your own demand count rather than a vendor benchmark.
NORBU Demand provides analytical support for counsel. It does not determine legal value, predict settlement outcomes, or provide legal advice. Every observation is presented for attorney review.
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