Case Management · Platform Profile
inTrial Manage is an all-in-one case management platform built exclusively for plaintiff PI firms — multi-tab case workspaces, built-in AI drafting and chronologies, and published pricing of $199/user plus $99 per case, sold as a full-stack replacement rather than a layer.
inTrial Manage, from inTrial, LLC — a young company that describes itself as built by plaintiff lawyers, with founders, headquarters, funding, and customer count all unpublished as of July 2026 — is a cloud case management platform for plaintiff personal-injury firms. It is the sibling product to inTrial, the vendor's invite-only, bar-verified networking community for plaintiff trial lawyers (iOS app released January 2025); a separate product called InTrial Pro, from JurisTech Solutions, is unrelated trial-presentation software.
The platform is sold as a replacement for a multi-vendor stack rather than a layer on one: each case is a workspace with specialized tabs spanning medicals, liens, negotiation, depositions, discovery, settlement distribution, and e-sign (the vendor's home page cites 31 tabs; its feature page enumerates 16), with intake-to-case automation that creates a case when a retainer is signed. AI runs inside the case file — medical chronologies with per-provider bill totals, demand, complaint, and interrogatory drafting, inbound fax classification, deadline extraction from case management orders, and firm-wide agents the company describes as flagging stale cases and drafting client updates. Per its AI transparency page (March 2026), the AI features run on Anthropic's Claude models via API, with customer data not used for model training.
The commercial terms are unusually explicit for the category: $199 per user per month plus a one-time $99 per active case, all features and AI included, one plan, month-to-month with no onboarding fee and free in-house migration (migrated cases spread the per-case fee over 12 months; the terms of service note prices are not contractually locked). External integrations are deliberately minimal — Google Calendar, Outlook, and Google Business Profile — with the vendor marketing 'no integrations to wire up.' No coverage in legal-tech press and no named customers were found as of July 2026.
Plaintiff personal-injury firms exclusively — roughly solo to mid-size (the vendor's pricing examples model a ~6-user firm signing ~20 cases a month). Its all-in-one, no-integrations posture is the inverse of the hub-and-spoke systems: firms committed to specialist AI or communication tools elsewhere in this directory are outside its design.
| Vendor | inTrial, LLC — independent; founders, funding, and customer count unpublished |
|---|---|
| Founded / HQ | Unpublished (earliest public footprint Jan 2025; terms governed by Georgia law) |
| Category | All-in-one case management, plaintiff PI only |
| Sibling product | inTrial — bar-verified plaintiff trial lawyer community (iOS, Jan 2025) |
| Pricing | Published: $199/user/month + $99 one-time per active case; one plan; month-to-month; $0 onboarding; prices not contractually locked (ToS) |
| AI | Built-in — chronologies, drafting, fax routing, firm agents; runs on Anthropic Claude via API; data not used for training (vendor AI-transparency page) |
| Integrations | Deliberately minimal: Google Calendar, Outlook, Google Business Profile |
| Data exit | 90-day export window post-cancellation, then possible deletion (ToS) |
| Website | manage.intrial.com |
inTrial Manage bets against the stack this directory maps: where firms typically assemble a system of record plus specialist AI, communication, and intake layers, it bundles all of it and markets the absence of integrations as the feature. The per-case pricing component is also unusual — cost scales with signed volume rather than only seats, which cuts differently for high-volume and low-volume firms.
The evaluation posture for an early-stage, undisclosed-scale vendor is the same the directory applies elsewhere: pilot and verify. The published terms answer some diligence questions unusually well (month-to-month, free migration, a 90-day data-export window, an explicit AI transparency page); the unknowns — company scale, customers, track record — are exactly the ones to press in a demo.
No — it is itself a case management system positioned as a full-stack replacement. External integrations are limited to Google/Outlook calendars and Google Business Profile.
No — month-to-month, cancel anytime, $0 onboarding, with in-house migration included. Note the terms of service state prices are not contractually locked and may change with notice.
The vendor states AI features run on Anthropic Claude models via API, customer data is not used for model training, and API data is retained by the model provider up to 7 days. Firms handling PHI must execute a BAA with inTrial, LLC before uploading records.
The terms provide a 90-day export window in standard formats after cancellation; after that, data may be permanently deleted.
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This page is an independent editorial overview published by Maestro Strategic Partners, an operations and AI consultancy for plaintiff law firms. Maestro is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by inTrial, LLC. inTrial Manage and related marks are the property of their respective owners; they are used here for identification only. Product details verified as of July 2026 and may have changed — confirm specifics with the vendor.
