Quests: discover Smart Legal Pro and earn credits
A small set of tasks guides you through the key features — every completed quest earns you credits.
On your dashboard and in the account menu you'll find Quests: a small, fixed set of tasks that guides you through the key features of Smart Legal Pro. Every completed quest earns you credits — on top of your starting balance.
What is a quest?
A quest is a one-time task such as "ask your first question in chat", "upload a document" or "complete your profile". On the quest overview you'll see a short description for each task and the credit reward you get on completion — the exact amount is shown directly on the quest, since it can change from time to time.
How completion is detected
You don't need to report anything yourself: as soon as you carry out the relevant action in the app — for example sending a chat message, having a document analyzed, generating a contract, or rating an AI answer — Smart Legal Pro automatically checks whether the condition is met. Shortly after, the quest appears on the overview as "ready to claim", and you're also notified via the bell.
Claiming your reward
Once a quest is ready, you'll see a "Claim reward" button on the quests page. One click credits the amount to your account immediately — you'll also see it in your credits overview. Each quest can only be claimed once.
Example quests
The exact list may evolve over time; currently it includes, among others, your first chat message, your first document upload, your first document analysis, your first AI-generated contract, completing your profile, rating an AI answer, reading a help article, and a thank-you bonus for your first credit purchase or subscription.
For business customers
Quests are available equally in private and business/both mode — there's no separate balance per mode, all credits land in your one account.
Not for lawyer and law-firm accounts
Quests are offered to consumer and business customers. A lawyer or law-firm account does not collect quests — not even when it opens the consumer interface — and no quest notifications appear in the lawyer portal. In that case the quests page shows a notice with the way back to the lawyer portal.
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