Getting started with Tribuno
Follow the research workflow from source review to memo drafting.
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What Tribuno is for
Tribuno helps you organise facts, find decisions, review sources and draft source-cited research memos. It provides research support and does not provide legal advice.
Recommended first path
Start with a narrow research question, then review sources before drafting. Keep selected evidence visible throughout.
- 1Open Workspace start or the sample matter to see the intended workflow.
- 2Create a Case Profile and use Matter Review to frame the question, add necessary evidence and review claim prompts.
- 3Search for comparable Employment Tribunal decisions using broad issue terms first.
- 4Save useful decisions to a research file and remove weak matches.
- 5Review Lens panels, citation readiness and source coverage before drafting.
- 6Generate a research memo only from the selected source set, then check every citation.
Avoid entering unnecessary sensitive personal data while using sample workflows or preparing research context.
What to avoid
Do not use Tribuno as a general employment-law advice chatbot. Do not treat a thin result set, a Lens passage or a generated memo as a view on legal merits or likely outcome.
- Keep legal judgement in your normal professional review process.
- Open source decisions and official source links before using output outside Tribuno.
- Report product or citation issues with route names and document titles rather than unnecessary personal details.

