Preferences

Preferences control how Judicio looks, what language and timezone it uses for the interface, which notifications you receive, and the default format when you export results. Each change is staged and saved together with the Save preferences button at the bottom.

Open preferences

Opening the page

1

Navigate to Preferences

Select your profile avatar in the bottom-left of the sidebar, choose Settings, then select Preferences in the Settings rail.

Appearance

2

Choose your theme

The Appearance card opens with a row of three theme buttons:

• Dark mode
• Light mode
• System

The selected button is highlighted. System (the default) follows your operating system's light/dark setting and switches automatically when your OS does. The theme applies the instant you select it — and persists locally so there's no flash on reload.

3

Set your display language

Under Language, open the dropdown and pick the interface language. The list covers 30+ options shown in their native script with the English name alongside (for example हिन्दी (Hindi), Français (French), 中文 (Mandarin Chinese)).

4

Set your timezone

Under Timezone, pick your zone from the dropdown (for example Singapore (UTC+8), London (UTC+0), New York (UTC-5), Mumbai (UTC+5:30)). This is used when Judicio displays dates and times for your account.

Display language is not the AI response language

The Language dropdown here sets the interface language. The language an AI feature writes its answers and drafts in is a separate, per-feature setting — the Language config chip described below.

Notifications

5

Toggle the notifications you want

The Notifications card is a list of on/off toggles, organised into groups:

Group	Toggle	What it covers
General	Email notifications	The master switch for receiving notifications by email
Feature Alerts	Research complete	When a research task finishes
	File processing alerts	When files are processed or need your attention
Billing & Credits	Credit alerts	When your available credits run low
	Billing reminders	Reminders before upcoming billing dates
	Payment alerts	Payment status and receipts
Collaboration	Organization events	Team-member and organisation changes
	Sharing alerts	When files or folders are shared with you
Other	Security alerts	Security events and session changes
	Product updates	New features and improvements

Flip any toggle, then save. In-app notifications continue to appear on the bell icon regardless of these email toggles.

We respect your inbox

Transactional emails (payment receipts, sign-in security alerts) always send when they matter. The toggles above govern the optional, informational notifications.

Export preferences

6

Set your default export format

The Export preferences card sets the defaults used by the Export flow across features.

1. Under Default export format, select PDF, DOCX, or CSV. The chosen button is highlighted.
2. Toggle Include Metadata on to embed run details (file names, dates, settings) in exports.
3. Toggle Include Citations on so exported results keep their source citations.

These are defaults only — you can still override the format and toggles on the export screen for any individual analysis.

Saving your changes

7

Save (or discard) your preferences

At the bottom of the page:

• Save preferences — writes your appearance, notification, and export choices. It stays disabled until something changes and shows Saving… while it works. (The theme itself applies live, even before you save.)
• Discard changes — reverts every staged edit to your last saved state.

Where the AI config chips live

The defaults that drive the Jurisdiction, Tone, Response length, and Language chips you see when composing a query in Legal Research and Drafting are not on this Preferences page. They are saved automatically the moment you pick a value in the chip itself — there's no separate Save step.

Config chip	Default	Where it's set
Jurisdiction	Your primary jurisdiction	Profile → Jurisdictions; override per session from the chip
Tone	Formal	The Tone chip on the composer (Formal, Concise, Conversational, Academic, Advisory)
Response length	Balanced	The Response length chip (Concise, Balanced, Detailed)
Language	English	The Language chip — the language answers and drafts are written in
Auto-detect jurisdictions	On	The toggle inside the Jurisdiction chip — detects jurisdictions from each query before merging with your profile

Each pick is remembered across sessions and applies wherever that feature runs. Because picking a value saves it instantly, your last choice becomes your new default the next time you open the composer.

Jurisdiction is the one profile-linked chip

Tone, Response length, and Language are saved against your account directly from the chip. The Jurisdiction chip starts from your Profile primary jurisdiction and lets you pin a different jurisdiction for that session only without touching your profile.

Next steps

• Profile — set the jurisdictions, role, and practice areas that seed your defaults.
• Security — review your sessions and sign-in method.
• Legal Research — see the config chips in action on the research composer.

Open preferences