Source email reveal for context and review
For lawyers, paralegals, and legal assistants
Keep client documents and Gmail context together.
AttachDock helps legal teams review matter attachments, reveal the source email, and save or archive Gmail records to Drive with less manual thread-opening.
Small firms, legal assistants, paralegals, solos, and matter-heavy teams
- Client intake and signed forms
- Exhibits and evidence files
- Pleadings and correspondence
- Source emails, headers, and archive artifacts
Security and compliance fit
Matter records with security-conscious Gmail handling.
Legal teams need source context, careful client-file handling, and clear records. AttachDock keeps the workflow inside Gmail and Drive, while stating plainly that it is a productivity and recordkeeping layer rather than eDiscovery software.
- CASA Tier 2 security assessment completed for the Google OAuth app, with validation performed by TAC Security through the App Defense Alliance CASA program
- Source messages, headers, attachments, and raw artifacts when available
- Designed for matter-folder discipline without storing client files on AttachDock servers
Workflow example
Find the exhibit, preserve the source, and stop losing context
Rachel manages a small law firm where clients, opposing counsel, courts, experts, translators, and agencies all send matter documents through Gmail.
The pain
Legal teams do not just need the file. They need to know who sent it, when it arrived, whether it superseded an older version, and whether the surrounding email record should be preserved.
What changes
Files stay connected to source context, so attorney review and matter-folder organization feel less brittle.
The AttachDock workflow
- Open the relevant matter thread, label, or selected conversation set.
- Review client docs, exhibits, financial records, translations, drafts, or pleadings together.
- Filter out logos and inline images that do not belong in the matter file.
- Reveal the exact source email before saving or sharing a document.
- Save copies to the matter folder or create a supported Gmail archive when the record matters.
Cleaner client and matter folders
Practical archive output when communication history matters
Daily workflow
When one matter has documents scattered across replies, forwards, and client follow-ups
- Collect exhibits, signed authorizations, pleadings, intake documents, invoices, notices, and client evidence.
- Confirm the email context before saving a file into the matter folder.
- Build a structured Drive record when a Gmail thread or label needs to be preserved for review.
Where the minutes come back
Small Gmail chores become one focused workflow.
Matter attachment review
Open a thread or selected rows and see the attached documents without expanding every email.
Source-message confirmation
Jump from the file back to the specific email before filing, forwarding, or archiving it.
Matter archive
Create a supported Gmail archive with message pages, headers, attachments, and raw source when available.
Cost vs. saved time
16 minutes a day can cover the tool many times over.
This model uses 22 workdays per month and values the time at $90/hour. It is a directional planning model, not a guarantee.
Saved time5.9 hrs/mo
AttachDock Business$49/mo
Modeled net value$479/mo
Break-even is about 33 minutes saved per month at this hourly value. The annualized modeled net is $5,748.
How AttachDock fits
A practical Gmail-to-matter-folder workflow.
AttachDock can help organize records, but it does not claim eDiscovery certification or forensic admissibility. It is a workflow layer for Gmail and Drive.
For supported scopes, archive a matter label or selected conversations to Drive with message pages, attachments, headers, and raw .eml files when available.
Example workflow
Before sending a client document set
Open the matter thread, filter to documents, reveal source emails for version checks, save copies to the matter folder, then attach selected files or Drive links into a Gmail draft.
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