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Built by Unison Labs
Unison Labs is an Amsterdam-based applied AI lab building products for the future of timekeeping.
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Heineken·Lease renegotiationIntroducing Sixminute
Sixminute is the first product built by Unison Labs. It is automatic timekeeping software designed for law firms that want to recover work that would otherwise go unrecorded.
Sixminute observes work across the applications a lawyer uses and turns that activity into complete time entries with the client, matter, duration and client-ready narrative already supplied. The lawyer reviews each entry before releasing it into the firm's existing system.
Work is the next layer of context
Speech became a valuable source of context when dictation and meetings could be transcribed, searched and summarised. Instead of disappearing when a conversation ended, what was said became information that software could work with.
Much of the working day remains different. Research, drafting, analysis and correspondence happen across applications, leaving behind fragments rather than a useful account of what someone actually worked on.
We believe understanding how work happens is the next frontier of context. Unison Labs is building systems that capture work as it happens and organise it into structured context, giving AI a clearer understanding of the work people do.
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How Sixminute helps lawyers bill more hours for the same work
Sixminute helps lawyers recover overlooked billable time from work they have already completed, with suggested entries they review before billing.
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Does automatic time capture work across Outlook, Word and Teams?
Automatic time capture can follow legal work across Outlook, Word and Teams, but firms should test whether the software turns that activity into complete entries rather than another timeline to review.
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Which automatic time capture tools work for Dutch law firms?
Dutch law firms should choose automatic time capture by how well it covers the working day, connects with Legalsense or BaseNet, writes usable narratives and handles confidential data.