pagebrief

pagebrief for law firms

Fast, directly actionable daily Clio and Google summaries, built around your busy schedule.

Each morning, every lawyer gets a five-minute email that pulls their open Clio tasks and their calendar together and says what needs them today, what’s coming, what to hand off and what might be slipping.

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Works with Clio Manage and Google Calendar. Uses your firm’s own Claude API key.

Daily Brief · Morgan Hale Tuesday, 6:30 a.m.

Cross-examination tomorrow on Northwind and the motion record is overdue. Two items can go to the clerk.

Needs Morgan today
  1. Serve responding motion record00101-Northwind · overdue 1 daySource: Clio task · Calendar: Cross-examination, Wed 10:00
  2. Call client re settlement offer00102-Calder · due today, 2:00 p.m. call bookedSource: Clio task · Calendar: Client call
Coming up this week
  1. Mediation prep memo before Saturday00104-Halvorsen · mediation in 4 daysSource: Clio task · Calendar: Mediation
Delegation opportunities
  1. Draft reply to settlement offerUnassigned → suggest Jordan LeeSource: Clio task

Sample data. Reply with item numbers to correct priorities.

How it works

  1. 1

    Create your firm account

    Sign up, confirm your email, and add your firm’s Claude API key. Each firm’s keys and connections are kept separate.

  2. 2

    Connect Clio and Google Calendar

    Approve read-only access to Clio Manage and your Google Calendar. pagebrief never writes to either.

  3. 3

    Choose who gets a brief, and when

    Pick each lawyer from your Clio users, the time and days their brief arrives, and which tasks it covers.

  4. 4

    Read, act, correct

    Every item names the matter, why it matters, the next step and who should do it. Corrections become a plain-language rulebook that sharpens tomorrow’s brief.

Tasks and calendar, read together

A hearing on Thursday matters more when the factum is still open. pagebrief links calendar events to Clio matters by matter number, so the brief can say what must be finished before each event, which days are overloaded, and which court dates have no preparation task at all.

  • Needs you today overdue work and preparation for today’s and tomorrow’s events
  • Coming up what is due or scheduled this week
  • Delegation work someone else at the firm could take, with a suggested person
  • Potential problems unassigned tasks, deadline clusters, events with no prep

Built for confidential client work

Read-only access

pagebrief asks Clio and Google only for read access, and never creates, edits or deletes anything in either.

Your keys, encrypted

Briefs are written with your firm’s own Claude API key. Keys and connection tokens are stored encrypted, and a firm admin can revoke them at any time.

Every item cites its source

Each line points back to the Clio task or calendar event it came from, so it can be checked in seconds. Brief contents aren’t kept after sending.

How pagebrief handles your data →

Start with one lawyer and one morning.

You’ll need admin access to your firm’s Clio account and an Anthropic API key for Claude.

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