Reede is a practice platform for Canadian law firms — one place to run a matter end to end. THE PROBLEM The facts of a legal matter arrive as unstructured documents. Someone re-types them into four or five disconnected systems to draft, sign, bill and file, then re-types them again at every handoff. No system holds the whole file, so deadlines are tracked from memory and every draft starts blank. HOW REEDE WORKS Tell Reede what you're working on, or drop in a document — an intake email, a contract, a court form, a corporate record, a set of instructions. Reede reads it, pulls out the parties, dates and amounts, and opens the matter that fits: a guided workflow where one exists, a working file built from your own description where it doesn't. Everything downstream then runs off that one file: · Drafting — agreements, letters, forms, resolutions and registers, built from the matter's own data · E-signature — send from the file; the executed copy files itself back onto the matter · Key dates — filings due, renewal and notice windows, signatures outstanding, invoices unpaid · Contracts register — parties, term, renewal and termination windows, documents attached · Invoicing and client updates — sent at every milestone · An assistant that works from the file's real data, with a trust setting your firm controls BUILT BY SOMEONE WHO RUNS THE FILE Reede was built by a practising paralegal, not by a software team guessing at the work. Every role has its fit — paralegals, notaries, conveyancers, law clerks, legal assistants, and the lawyers who sign off. Any area of law. Any province. Manual entry always available; every draft marked for counsel review. Reede is a workflow tool, not legal advice.