The work
Formation, onboarding, drafting, filing.
Thirty tabs and a partner's memory.
The hand-off
An agent prepares it.
Your firm approves it.
Every draft cites its authority and lands as a versioned artifact you can export. Nothing files itself.
Practice-area solutions, not a platform that claims everything.
Corporate maintenance, Ontario real estate and Ontario small claims are being built first; the coverage page shows where each one stands.
Annual resolutions, CBCA and OBCA annual returns, ISC and transparency registers, minute books, extra-provincial renewals.
APS review, requisitions, land transfer tax and HST rebate calculations, the closing set, reporting letters.
Limitation and jurisdiction checks, claims and defences, evidence bundles.
A worked example.
RequestPrepare Northway Fabrication Ltd.’s annual maintenance — OBCA.
- DrafterDrafts annual resolutions
Annual resolutions drafted from the minute book.
- FilingsPrepares the annual return
Ontario annual return prepared.
- ComplianceChecks the ISC register
ISC register checked against the 2026 share issuance.
- DrafterAssembles the filing package
Filing package assembled; sources cited.
- CopilotRequests approval
Lawyer approval requested.
One request. A lawyer’s approval as the only human step.
Canadian legal research, with citations verified against source.
Every cited authority is checked against its source before it reaches a lawyer’s desk. If we cannot verify a citation, we will not present it as one.
Statutes, regulations, and case law are searched together, not kept in separate silos, so a query finds the right authority however it's phrased.
Every citation resolves to its exact source passage — not just a case name, but the paragraph — before it is shown.
For hard questions, one pass builds the argument and a second reviews it for gaps before it ships.
Compliance.
FINTRAC and PCMLTFA obligations for reporting-entity clients. Client identification under Law Society By-Law 7.1 for the firm’s own files. Where a register isn’t covered yet, it says so.
Reporting-entity obligations tracked and filed before they're due.
Client identification built into onboarding, not bolted on after.
Canada (federal), Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec are all still building; none is live yet.
Every action lands in an append-only, hash-chained record.
Built around your firm. Not the other way round.
Misolla builds your firm’s workflows for you, reads your notes and meeting transcripts for what needs a lawyer, and keeps ownership straight from the register.
Firm workflows
We study how your firm does a piece of work and build it as a workflow your lawyers run. You never assemble one yourself.
See firm workflowsNotes and meetings
Notes are read as you write. Meeting transcripts become a recap that leads with what may conflict with the law or a client's policy.
See notes and meetingsOwnership
Cap tables and ownership charts in the advisor and in exports, with voting control worked out from the register.
See ownership
In pilot. Running at a pilot firm today; not yet on every account.
We know about other jurisdictions. We do not operate in them.
A client based outside Canada is welcome — the work itself is still done here, under federal and provincial law. A home-law conflict check flags what their own jurisdiction requires before anything is signed.
CBCA and OBCA first, then British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec.
Flags what a foreign client's home law constrains before they sign.
The coverage page is the source of truth for what is live; where a province isn't covered, it says so there.
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