Tenancy law reads along before anything leaves the system.
Matrikel makes the basis, deadlines, and approvals visible in legal work. It is not a law firm and does not replace your legal adviser.
- Basis before sending
- Human approval
- Record for the case
A letter should stop when its basis is missing.
Before a draft can be approved, the accountable person should be able to see the relevant basis, deadlines, and earlier case history.
When something is uncertain, the system should make that visible. Stopping a draft is better than allowing a consequential letter to proceed on an incomplete basis.
Nothing consequential without a clear yes.
Matrikel can prepare the administrative work in a case. Sending requires the approval set for your workflow.
Who approved what, and when, should be part of the case rather than a reconstruction from an email thread.
Legal references belong with the case.
When a rule or deadline informs an assessment, it should connect to the documentation and legal version behind it.
If a matter cannot be explained with confidence, it should be escalated to the legal adviser you have chosen.
A dispute should not begin with searching for evidence.
The case should bring together records, approvals, refusals, and correspondence so your team can see the course of events and share it with its own adviser when needed.
It is also the basis for export and handover. Your data should not be held back by the tool.
Matrikel does not provide legal advice.
Matrikel is not a law firm, does not practise law, and does not replace your lawyer or other legal adviser.
The product helps you see and document the work. The legal assessment and final responsibility remain with you and your advisers.
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