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Edit matter setup
Update the case details, parties, and damages for this matter. Changes flow through to every analysis.
Case Information
What is “the model”? It's DétenteIQ's automatic valuation of this case. From the damages, chance of winning, and comparative fault you entered, it computes a realistic settlement range — a floor, a ceiling, and a suggested target — and the next-move coach and AI game plan run off it. You don't have to enter anything here to use it.
The fields below are optional overrides: leave them blank and the app uses the model's own suggested numbers. Fill one in only if you have a specific figure in mind that differs — e.g. authority your client has set, or a strategic anchor — and the coach will aim at your number instead of its own.
The fields below are optional overrides: leave them blank and the app uses the model's own suggested numbers. Fill one in only if you have a specific figure in mind that differs — e.g. authority your client has set, or a strategic anchor — and the coach will aim at your number instead of its own.
🕰 Mediation Ripeness
Client's Required Non-Monetary Terms
What must this settlement include for the client, regardless of the money — the deal-breakers? Capture them here in prep. During the live session, the ☰ Terms panel reminds you of each one and tracks whether it's been secured.
Common requirements — tap to add
Required for this client
Parties & Complaint Structure
Add all parties (one entry per party — use the Roles checkboxes for multi-role parties). Or Import from Pleading to auto-extract parties & claim groups from a complaint and approve them. Each party generates independent demand/offer tracks.
A claim track is a distinct legal claim between specific claimant(s) and respondent(s), negotiated on its own. The main plaintiff-vs-defendant action is always tracked automatically — you don't add it here. Add a track only for an additional claim running alongside the main action: a 3rd-party / indemnity claim (a defendant against its subcontractor or insurer), a cross-claim between two defendants, or a counterclaim. So for a 3rd-party claim, add just that one track — the main action is already covered. Each track gets its own demand/offer history, gap, and chart. If it's just a plaintiff suing a defendant, leave this closed and click Continue.
Resolution & Confidentiality
Record how the mediation ends — this outcome is the label that powers history and future predictive analytics. Confidentiality settings stay with this matter and control what an analytics export may include. Your data is always your own; nothing leaves this device unless you export it.
Review & finish
Here's the matter you've set up. Go Back to add or fix anything, then finish — you'll land on the Live Tracker, and everything here stays editable from ✎ Edit matter setup.
Enter Offer / Demand
⚡ Quick Entry built for fast-moving multiparty rounds
Press Enter in Amount to record · Advance moves to the next round
Detailed Entry (with notes & conditions)
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Live Negotiation Tracker
📈 Negotiation Progression
📍 Next-move coach
Reads the round, gap, and last offer; recommends your next move against the opposing side.
Recent entries
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Complete matter setup and add entries to see live tracking.
Valuation, Risk & Apportionment i
Add parties and their valuation inputs to enable risk modeling.
Non-Monetary Terms
Add Non-Monetary Term
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Hypothetical Scenario Modeling
What this is for. Test a "what-if" move privately — "What if BuildCo offers $2.7M?" or "What if the plaintiff drops to $2.4M?" — and see exactly how it reshapes the whole-case gap, midpoint, and rational settlement range before you propose it in the room. Nothing here touches your live data.
How to use it: ① pick the party whose move you want to model · ② enter the amount that party would land at (their new contribution/position) · ③ read the Whole-case impact cards and the "What this means / what to do" guidance below.
Worked example: with the demo loaded, choose BuildCo, amount 2,700,000, type Offer. The analysis shows the pooled offer jump (BuildCo's contribution rises inside the joint), the gap narrow, the midpoint shift, and whether the offer now lands inside the rational range — plus a one-line read on what to do next.
Worked example: with the demo loaded, choose BuildCo, amount 2,700,000, type Offer. The analysis shows the pooled offer jump (BuildCo's contribution rises inside the joint), the gap narrow, the midpoint shift, and whether the offer now lands inside the rational range — plus a one-line read on what to do next.
Scenario Builder
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Full Session History
All Entries — Chronological
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