Onboarding
The first time you sign in, Judicio guides you through a short, four-step setup. Each step takes a few seconds and tailors the platform to your jurisdiction, role, and practice area — so your research, reviews, and templates are relevant from day one. A progress indicator on the left shows Step N of 4 the whole way.
Nothing here is permanent. Update your profile, jurisdictions, role, and practice areas any time from Settings → Profile. Onboarding just gives Judicio sensible defaults.
The four-step setup
Set up your profile
The first screen collects a few basic details:
- First name and Last name — how you appear to teammates and in shared projects.
- Mobile number (optional) — with a country-code selector.
- Country — Judicio auto-detects this from your location (you'll see "Auto-selected from your IP location — change it if needed"); pick a different one if it's wrong.
Click Save & continue to move on.
Choose your jurisdictions
Select one or more jurisdictions you practise in. The first one you pick is treated as your primary jurisdiction, and it tailors the role options on the next step. A counter on the left shows your running selection ("3 of 5 selected").
Click Save & continue when you're done.
Your jurisdictions steer which case law, citation formats, and research sources Judicio prioritizes — so getting them right makes every later run more accurate.
Tell us about your role
Pick your primary role plus up to four more if you wear several hats. This helps Judicio tune the experience to your day-to-day legal work. Click Save & continue to proceed.
Select your practice area
Choose your primary area of practice from the chips — for example Corporate & Commercial, Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A), Litigation, Banking & Finance, Intellectual Property, Real Estate & Construction, Employment & Labour, Regulatory & Compliance, Tax, and more. You can select more than one.
Click Save & continue. Not sure yet? Click Do this later to skip — you can set it from Settings → Profile whenever you like.
Your free trial is active
Saving your practice area completes onboarding and activates your free trial automatically — you'll see a "Welcome to Judicio. You're all set." screen confirming your trial and its included credits. From here you can:
- Continue with the trial — go straight to creating your first project, or
- Upgrade to an Organisation plan — if you're setting up a shared team workspace now (you can also do this later from billing).
Create your first project
The last step prompts you to create a project — your container for one matter's files and runs. Give it a name and click Save & continue, and you'll land on the main dashboard, ready to work.
Prefer to explore first? You can create projects any time from the dashboard. See Your First Project.
Setting up a team (organisation plans)
If you choose an Organisation plan, onboarding adds two short steps before the project step:
- Set up your organisation — name your shared workspace.
- Invite your team — enter colleagues' email addresses to send invitations (a counter shows seats used). You can Skip and invite people later.
Invited teammates can access shared projects and documents, build on each other's analyses, and share templates across the organisation.
You don't have to invite anyone during onboarding. Add team members any time from Settings → Organization → Members — there's no penalty for setting up your team later.
What to do next
You're all set. The best way to learn Judicio is to try it:
- Navigate the dashboard — a button-by-button tour of your home screen.
- Create your first project — upload a document and run your first analysis.