Your working note.
Illustrative working-note outline · Not an app-generated result
- Client’s account
- The client says delivery was delayed and describes a later request to change the schedule.
- Documents to request
- The signed agreement, original schedule, and correspondence about the change.
- Not yet established
- Whether the revised schedule was accepted. Do not infer agreement from the interview alone.
- Follow-up
- Confirm the chronology and compare the account with the documents.
Ask one useful question.
“List the facts reported by the client and the documents I still need to check.”
Ask in Note Chat. Check the sources before using the answer.
Put it to work.
Choose one factual claim and replay the relevant source. Keep your legal interpretation distinct from the client’s account.
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First-note guide →Common questions
What belongs in a legal client interview note?
Keep the client’s account, dates, documents mentioned, information gaps, and agreed follow-up. Clearly distinguish reported facts from verified evidence and professional interpretation.
Does Aplomo replace legal judgment?
No. It records, transcribes, and organizes information. A qualified professional must review the output, verify the sources, and decide how to use it.