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Preferences

Preferences controls how Judicio looks, what it emails you about, and what an export gives you by default. Most of it is staged and written by one button at the foot of the page. Two settings are the exception, and both are called out below.

The page is headed Preferences, subtitled Customize your experience, with four sections under it.

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The preferences page

Four sections run down the page: Appearance, Notifications, Research and Export preferences. Save preferences and Discard changes sit at the foot, under the last section.

Theme, language and timezone, then every notification you receiveTheme, language and timezone, then every notification you receive

Appearance​

The Appearance section is subtitled Choose how Judicio looks and formats local information.

ControlWhereWhat it does
ThemeTop of the sectionThree buttons: Dark mode, Light mode and System. The selected one is filled in
LanguageLeft of the row belowThe interface language. 116 options, each shown in its own script
TimezoneRight of that rowEight zones: Singapore, Tokyo, Sydney, London, New York, Los Angeles, Mumbai and Dubai, each with its offset

System follows your operating system and flips with it. The theme applies the instant you pick it, before you save, and the top bar carries the same three choices so you can switch without coming here.

This language is the interface, not the answer

Language here sets the language of the app around you. The language an AI feature writes its answer in is set per run, on the composer for that feature.

Notifications​

The Notifications section is subtitled Choose which product, account, and collaboration updates you receive. Ten toggles sit in five labelled groups.

GroupToggleWhat it covers
GeneralEmail notificationsReceive notifications by email
Feature AlertsResearch completeNotify me when research tasks are finished
File processing alertsNotify me when files are processed or need attention
Billing & CreditsCredit alertsNotify me when available credits are running low
Billing remindersReceive reminders before upcoming billing dates
Payment alertsNotify me about payment status and receipts
CollaborationOrganization eventsNotify me about team member and organization changes
Sharing alertsNotify me when files or folders are shared with me
OtherSecurity alertsNotify me about security events and session changes
Product updatesGet updates about new features and improvements

Flipping a toggle stages it. Nothing is sent or stopped until you save.

Research​

The Research section holds one toggle, and it does not wait for the save button.

ControlWhat it does
Auto-detect jurisdictionsWhen a query names a different jurisdiction than your active one, detect it and ask before answering. Saves immediately.

Leave it on and a question about another jurisdiction prompts you before the answer is written. Turn it off and every run stays in the jurisdiction shown in the top bar.

Export preferences​

ControlWhereWhat it does
Default export formatTop of the sectionThree pills: PDF, DOCX and CSV
Include CitationsBelow the dividerKeeps source citations in the exported file

These are defaults for the export dialog, not a lock. Any export screen can be set differently for that one download, and a format that a feature does not offer simply does not appear there.

Saving​

ControlWhereWhat it does
Save preferencesFoot of the pageWrites appearance, notifications and export choices in one go. Disabled until something changes
Discard changesBeside itRestores every staged edit to its last saved state

A successful save confirms with Preferences saved. The theme and Auto-detect jurisdictions are already written by then, so Discard changes does not roll those two back.

Where the neighbouring settings live​

SettingWhere it actually lives
The jurisdiction a run usesThe jurisdiction switcher in the top bar
Tone, length and answer language for a runThe composer for that feature
Your jurisdictions, roles and practice areasProfile
Spending limits, and your plan's credit balanceThe Billing page. See Credits explained
The same low-credit alert appears twice

The Credit alerts toggle under Notifications and the Credit alerts section on the Billing page are one preference with two switches. The Billing section, headed Email me when my credits are running low, writes the moment you flip it. The toggle here waits for Save preferences. Flipping one moves the other.

Next steps​

  • Profile - the jurisdictions and roles that seed your defaults.
  • Security - the sessions that Security alerts reports on.
  • Settings FAQ - answers and troubleshooting.
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