Legal-first automation · built to scale
Onyx Intel automates more than personal-injury casework.
Know what’s in the file, what’s missing, and what moves next.
Our experience with legal teams, medical providers, and large-scale document and workflow projects extends to medical, industrial, and other professional operations. We help organizations reduce recurring manual work and avoidable human error, save time, improve efficiency, and lower unnecessary operating costs while keeping people in control of the final outcome.
ER visit — City General Hospital
MRI lumbar — Radiology Associates
Initial PT evaluation — Apex Physical Therapy
Three focused offers
Three ways to move the case and its documents forward.
Use PI Software for ongoing casework, Document Services for searchable digital records, and Expert Recommendation for attorney-directed mediation presentations, videos, timelines, and source-linked visuals.
Keep the casework connected to its source.
Move from intake through records review, provider work, chronology, missing-record follow-up, and demand preparation in one controlled workspace.
- Case-centered workspace
- Source-linked review
- Visible gaps and next actions
Turn boxes of paper into organized, searchable records.
Onyx Intel picks up, OCR-scans, organizes, quality-checks, and securely delivers the files—or transfers approved documents and structured data into the system your team uses.
- South Florida pickup
- OCR-scanned, text-searchable documents
- Simple per-box pricing
Turn complex case material into a clear mediation story.
Onyx Intel recommends and prepares the right combination of attorney-directed presentation decks, case-story videos, timelines, and source-linked visuals.
- Mediation presentation decks
- Case-story video production
- Timelines and source-linked visuals
Who we work with
Deep legal and provider experience. Practical automation for document-heavy teams.
Most of our work has been—and continues to be—with attorneys and legal teams. That experience shapes how we approach source documents, accuracy, review points, and accountable handoffs.
We also work with providers and other professional organizations on large-scale document and workflow projects. The same disciplined approach can support medical, dental, industrial, and other operations through clearer intake, scheduling, review, routing, follow-up, retrieval, reporting, and marketing workflows.
Source-linked by design
The answer stays connected to the page that supports it.
Proposed facts, supporting sources, open questions, and the next review step stay together. Your team can verify the work without hunting across disconnected files.
Open the sample product tourBuilt for accountable operations
Onyx Intel keeps the work close to the source.
The company’s foundation is personal-injury and provider operations. We apply that same discipline to medical, industrial, and other professional workflows where scattered information, recurring manual work, unclear gaps, and difficult handoffs create delay and avoidable cost.
Learn about Onyx IntelQuestions, answered plainly
Know what is ready before you change the workflow.
Is the PI platform available now?
The product is available through a private walkthrough and firm-specific setup. Connection scope and workflow gates are confirmed before client data is introduced.
Is Document Services part of the software?
No. It is a separate Onyx Intel service for OCR scanning and document organization. Finished documents and agreed structured data can be delivered securely or transferred into Clio, Litify, Five9, Filevine, or another approved CRM, case-management, or connected business system.
Is Document Services only for law firms?
No. Attorneys and legal teams remain the center of our work, but we also help other professional practices organize document-heavy operations and create clearer, repeatable workflows.
Does Onyx make legal decisions?
No. Qualified firm personnel remain responsible for verification, correction, professional judgment, approval, filing, reliance, and transmission.
Can we start small?
Yes. Start with one representative workflow, file group, room, or sample batch and establish the standard before expanding.
A focused first step