Connect
Clio handles authorization. Exit Protocol encrypts the resulting access and refresh tokens at rest for the connected user.
Integration
Exit Protocol for Clio Manage
Select a financial document from a Clio matter, reconcile the extracted ledger, run deterministic Lowest Intermediate Balance Rule analysis, and return a hashed, attorney-reviewable workpaper to the same matter.
Authorize with OAuth 2.0
Access remains limited by the Clio app permissions and the signed-in user's role.
Choose the matter and source document
The attorney selects the bank statement or financial PDF to analyze.
Reconcile before calculation
Opening balance plus deposits and withdrawals must match the stated closing balance.
Return the review workpaper
The generated PDF is uploaded to the same Clio matter as a new document.
User-triggered workflow
Exit Protocol does not sweep a workspace or silently process every file. The user chooses the matter, chooses the source document, and starts the sync.
Clio handles authorization. Exit Protocol encrypts the resulting access and refresh tokens at rest for the connected user.
The cockpit lists accessible matters and identifies financial-looking PDFs without altering the source files.
The ledger must balance before LIBR runs. Counsel must confirm the exact source type, date, and amount, which must match one imported ledger row.
A uniquely named LIBR workpaper is uploaded to the same matter. Generated workpapers are excluded from future source detection.
Permission boundary
Matter access locates the case record. Document read access retrieves the selected source. Document write access returns the generated workpaper.
Reviewable output
The calculation is deterministic. The legal characterization of funds is not. The export preserves the machine-verifiable record while keeping the human-review boundary explicit.
Clio matter reference, source filename, source document ID, and source SHA-256.
Opening balance, deposits, withdrawals, closing balance, and the computed difference.
The transaction sequence, source candidate, selected assumptions, and LIBR result.
Ingest engine, calculation engine, report template, and calculation input snapshot references.
A SHA-256 hash for the final generated PDF and the supporting integrity manifest.
Prominent assumptions and warnings for counsel or a qualified forensic reviewer.
Integration FAQ
A signed-in Exit Protocol user selects Connect Clio, reviews the Clio consent screen, and grants the requested matter and document permissions through OAuth 2.0.
No. The workflow is user-triggered. The user selects a matter, selects a financial document, and explicitly starts the forensic sync.
The Clio workflow stops before LIBR analysis and does not return a completed workpaper. The source ledger must be corrected or reviewed until the statement math reconciles.
It adds the generated PDF workpaper to the selected matter. It does not edit the matter, alter the source statement, enter time, change billing, or delete documents.
LIBR itself runs through deterministic code over a normalized transaction chronology. Potential source characterization and all legal conclusions remain review decisions.
Integration demo
Open the demonstration gateway to connect Clio, select a matter, inspect the document inventory, and enter the integration cockpit.