In one sentence
The help wiki is now fully available in all seven portal languages — German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch and Polish, 210 pages per language.
From a German foundation to full coverage
The wiki started in June with 107 pages in formal German for the client and firm sides, cross-linked and searchable. It has grown steadily since — more depth, more cross-references, its own "Understanding AI" trust cluster. Now the last step is done: all 210 pages exist in all seven languages, 1,470 pages in total.
Care instead of word-for-word translation
Law doesn't translate literally. Every translated statute reference was checked to carry a clear jurisdiction marker, abbreviations like "GDPR" were checked to appear correctly in each local language — and nowhere was a supposedly equivalent foreign statute invented where no documented equivalent exists. A targeted spot check specifically hunted down and fixed exactly those cases.
What the wiki is good for
Whether you're a client trying to understand a deadline or a firm looking up how a particular agent feature works: the wiki is linked directly from within the app (help drawer, contextual links in the assistant and the agents) and cross-linked between the consumer and lawyer sides — you never hit a dead end.
Not on board yet?
The help wiki is freely accessible, even without an account: browse help. For firms specifically: for lawyers.
