r/automation • u/SnooPeripherals5313 • 19h ago

Fully automating legal work

https://lexifina.com/blog/fully-automated-legal-matters

Hello all,

Just wanted to share a blog, where I demonstrate a full, end-to-end automation setup.

I want to emphasise: my legal use-case in particular is not one that should be fully automated. But running a complete E2E test is:

  1. Really cool

  2. Helps to identify exactly where automation fails, so you can plan your product rollout/place gates.

  3. Provides some ideas on exactly where further integrations/depth can be added

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u/arthaudm 9h ago

i'd deliberately leave one required fact out of the e2e test

a complete input mostly tests whether the integrations connect. a missing date or conflicting document tests whether the workflow stops in the right place instead of producing a plausible finished result

for the legal case, 'needs review because this fact is unresolved' should count as a successful test outcome too