What Exit Protocol Produces - and What Still Requires Counsel Review
Deterministic LIBR tracing and attorney-reviewable workpapers for high-conflict financial disputes.
What the system produces
Exit Protocol is a user-triggered financial-record review platform. A single-claim calculation can begin only when an eligible source transaction is explicitly linked and the account has a traceable ledger. Reconciliation status, missing-period review, and statement coverage are separate reviewer controls; incomplete records can still produce a modeled output and must be identified before reliance. The calculation then applies documented LIBR assumptions.
The deliverable
An attorney-reviewable workpaper designed for counsel or a retained forensic professional to evaluate. The PDF presents material ledger rows; the ordered full input ledger is retained in the stored calculation snapshot. Where implemented, selected events such as exports are logged, but audit coverage is workflow-specific and does not record every review or calculation step.
Controlled document path
The current Clio path stages a selected document for local review without automatic downstream action. After row approval and source confirmation, the staging user may explicitly run LIBR, store the local workpaper, and attempt to upload a new PDF to the selected matter. Ordinary local exports do not write back to Clio, and the selected source document is not modified, replaced, or deleted.
Exit Protocol produces a traceable workpaper. Counsel evaluates and decides how, or whether, to use it.