Settings brings together how JUDLEX looks and how it lets you know things, which artificial intelligence it works with and what you have spent on it, how deadlines are counted, which document types it knows and where it keeps things.
How to get there
In your account menu, at the bottom of the sidebar, Settings opens a submenu with Appearance, Notifications, Connections, Viewers and Data, plus Deadlines if your firm has the Correspondence and filings extension. Once inside, the tabs at the top take you to every section.
The sections
Appearance: light or dark, text size, style and colour.
Notifications: how and when JUDLEX tells you a long task has finished.
Connections: the firm's list of artificial intelligence providers, their keys, which one is in use and how much the model reasons.
Add an AI provider that is not on the list: a service that is not in the catalogue, or a server of the firm's own.
Performance: how each model performs on this work and whether each provider's service is up.
History: what you have spent on artificial intelligence, by day, by operation, by model and by case file.
Deadlines: how each jurisdiction counts and the firm's non-working days. It only appears with the Correspondence and filings extension.
Types: the list of what a document can be.
Viewers: how each type of file opens, the optional video tools and their cache.
Data: where the case files are, backups and the usage summary. Below that, the firm's cloud: connecting Google Drive, Dropbox or a server of your own, the cloud backup, encrypted or not, and sharing with colleagues.
Almost everything you change in Settings is saved straight away, with no save button.