Every value names its source
Machine-read values carry document and confidence, stay Unverified until you clear them, and never overwrite a person's entry.
PracticeThread is the AI-native practice platform for immigration firms — it brings the work in, runs the matters and knows the law. Nothing reaches a client without your sign-off.
Launching with a 15-day trial — full capability, no card. Export anytime.
PracticeThread does the other four — chases the enquiries, reads the documents, cross-checks the file, drafts what's next — and shows its work at every step. The job that needs your registration stays yours: the judgment, and the pen.
01Bring work in
Enquiries, social messages, intake forms and posts land in one pipeline — priced, deduplicated and chased.
Enquiries
Nothing sits in the pipeline without a next follow-up.
Social Inbox
Instagram, WhatsApp and email — optional AI replies, even at midnight.
Intake Forms
A sentence becomes a public form; submissions land as leads.
Content Studio
Drafted from official sources, scheduled, with a lead form attached.
Firms that responded to a lead within an hour were ~7× more likely to qualify it. The average took 42 hours.
02Run the matters
Uploads become facts awaiting your verification, the cross-check argues the matter against its own evidence, and agreements get signed in-house.
Document Reader
Read on arrival, filling only empty fields — source and confidence attached.
Cross-Check
Contradictions, gaps and expiring evidence, queued by severity.
Agreements
Drafted from your templates, sent on approval, filed with the matter.
Once verified, a document is superseded, never edited — the file keeps its whole history.
Connectors
Connect any of six, and their capabilities surface inside Silk automatically.
Gmail
Search, read, draft — never sends
Google Calendar
Schedules in view
Google Forms
Lands in the pipeline
Zoom
Meetings on the matter
One inbox
One inbox
03Know the law
Docked on every page — @mention a client, matter or document and get structured cards back: a draft, similar cases, a citation.
Your practice
Grounded in matters, documents and practice notes — never generic.
The law
Exact provisions and published decisions, searchable by scenario.
Answers
Drafts, citations and case lists come back as cards you can act on.
/validateArgues the submission against criteria, file evidence and refusal patterns.
/case-studyTurns a published decision into a quote-validated team study.
Outward actions pause for your approval — Gmail stops at the draft.
Accuracy
Rules the code enforces, not promises in the marketing — try to break every one of them in the trial.
Machine-read values carry document and confidence, stay Unverified until you clear them, and never overwrite a person's entry.
A breach finding requires verbatim quotes from two distinct documents — the rule lives in the code.
Legislation word for word with exact citations — never a guess in the gap.
Client-facing release is checked on the server against the practitioner designation — architecture, not a checkbox.
PracticeThreaddoesn’t lodge. Filing happens on government systems — by you.
Pricing
Plans differ by seats, storage and team features — never by what the AI can do. Final pricing lands before launch, from real beta usage, so we won’t quote a number that changes.
One seat
The full product for a practice of one.
Request a founder demoThree seats
Adds seats, storage and the team features for a small firm.
Request a founder demoIncluded in both
A lapsed account keeps read-only access and export — never a lockout.
Questions
No. It tracks each application’s status, reference and government charge, and keeps the file lodgement-ready — continuous histories, verified facts, documents with lineage.
It’s built on the opposite assumption: the AI prepares, you release. Email drafting creates drafts only and cannot send. Extraction fills empty fields only and queues anything conflicting for human review. Only a registered practitioner verifies facts, sends for signature, or releases AI-drafted client-facing work. Silk quotes provisions verbatim with citations, and when it can’t back an answer from its sources, it says so instead of guessing.
In private storage, with no public links. Every member’s access is permission-gated server-side, with optional TOTP two-factor, backup codes and a hard six-hour session cap. Every fact keeps its source lineage, and nothing machine-written silently replaces what you entered.
Solo is the full product: same AI, same review, same signing, same research. The pipeline and follow-up cadences matter most when there’s no staff to catch what you drop, and the review matters most when there’s no second pair of eyes. Growing later is a seat change.
Silk quotes the legislation verbatim with exact citations, and case search runs across published court decisions, searchable by scenario — nearly ten thousand Federal Court, High Court and NSW decisions at launch; tribunal decisions aren’t in the corpus yet. When the corpus can’t certify an answer, Silk declines.
Six connectors: Google Forms, Gmail (search, read and draft — it never sends), Google Calendar, Zoom, Instagram and WhatsApp. It’s a web product; there’s no mobile app. Bringing an existing client list across is a CSV import — safe to re-run, with an email when it finishes.
That’s the design. Roles and departments control what each member sees and does, and the practitioner designation — registration type, number and expiry — sits on top, gating the professional acts. The paralegal prepares everything; the registered practitioner releases it. The invite screen previews exactly the sidebar a new member will get, and viewers are free.
Not yet. The launch market is Australia, and the shipped domain content — matter types, checklists, the law corpus — is Australian. But nothing underneath hardcodes a country: the platform is built country-generic, and the US and Canada are next. Want to know the day your country opens? Write to hello@practicethread.com with US or Canada in the subject line — that list hears first.
Your data goes read-only and export stays available. Walking away with everything is a supported path — no ticket, no negotiation.
Need a more specific answer? Write to hello@practicethread.com.
Trial
Fifteen days at Practice level, no card. Load a matter, run the cross-check, send an agreement. Keep it only if it earns its place.