Mary Technology launches 3 new capabilities

The new capabilities directly address customer needs while enabling more scalable, repeatable workflows across practice areas, the provider said in a statement.

Custom Chronologies extend the platform beyond a fact repository into an iterative, collaborative workspace, Mary Technology said. Lawyers can “build highly customised, issue-specific chronologies at a document or fact level, scoped to the exact documents, issues, parties, and dates that matter, through a planning dialogue with Mary”, with very chronology including a details tab with a summary and “annotations” that flag contradictions, corroborations, allegations, gaps, and low-confidence handwritten documents, to help lawyers assess the reliability of each entry.

Speaking about the updates, Mary Technology chief executive and co-founder Daniel Lord-Doyle said lawyers need more than just faster output; they need a work product grounded in an understanding of the matter.

“This release expands on our verification experience and makes our defensible fact records something lawyers can actively work with, not just reference,” he said.

The news follows the provider’s receipt of $7 million in funding, in March, to scale its infrastructure and take its solution for tackling litigation “fact chaos” into the United States.

The provider went on to note that family lawyers currently spend upwards of 10 hours manually organising financial disclosure and indexing bank statements, a key part of the property division process that shapes outcomes for clients at some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives.

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“Our Bank Statement Analysis tool automates that work by categorising transactions, tracing funds, and flagging anomalies, such as hidden transfers and gambling activity, to produce a court-ready index in minutes, with every transaction instantly traceable to its source,” the statement said.

“Whether it’s making deep financial analysis accessible to clients who otherwise couldn’t afford it or cutting through the chaos of complex company structures and hidden assets, the tool meets clients where they are, at both ends of the spectrum.”

Finally, the Template-Based Drafting capability converts Mary’s verified fact base into structured firm-specific deliverables, including memos, letters, gap analyses and forms, grounded entirely on uploaded evidence. “Built for firms that handle volume at scale, it standardises output without sacrificing details”, the provider said.