Judgment, Not Transcription
Title software was built for title agents and plants. The examining attorney got a stack of paper and a word processor. Electra gives title attorneys and real estate law firms AI that drafts the opinion, so your time goes to judgment instead of transcription.
Opinion Volume Doesn’t Wait for Hiring
Every transaction in an abstract state runs through an attorney’s opinion. When volume spikes, the bottleneck is the number of hours your attorneys can spend reading abstracts. Junior examiners take a year or more to get good, and the senior people who are already good are the ones you can least afford to bury in routine files.
Scribe: Title Opinions, Drafted
Upload the abstract or the recorded instruments, and Scribe returns a draft title opinion. No documents handy? Dictate the file into Legal Pad and Scribe drafts from that. Agency-specific processing rules hold every user in the firm to the same standards. Drafts come back up to 6x faster. Your attorney reviews, edits, and signs.
Scribe
Draft title opinions up to 6x faster
Legal Pad: draft from dictation, no documents needed
Agency-specific rules enforced for every user
Why Firms Trust Scribe
The Attorney Stays the Author
Scribe produces drafts and never issues an opinion. Nothing leaves your office under your name that your attorney hasn’t reviewed and approved.
Your Standards, Enforced
Agency-specific processing rules apply your examination standards and requirement language to every draft, for every attorney and paralegal in the firm.
Confidential by Design
Your client files are never released outside Scribe and Electra for AI training.
Also for Law Firms
Iris
Read, search, and annotate recorded documents and abstracts
Integrates with Scribe
Sentinel
Payoff and wire verification
For firms that close their own transactions
Who We Work With
Title Attorneys
Solo practitioners and examiners writing opinions every day.
Real Estate Law Firms
More files per attorney without adding headcount.
Approved Attorneys
Opinions for title guaranty and underwriter programs.
Abstract Companies
Partners who work alongside examining attorneys.
Title Opinion AI: Common Questions
Does Harvey write title opinions?
As of September 2026, Harvey’s published products focus on litigation, transactional and contract work, and legal research, not title examination. Harvey and other general-purpose legal AI platforms are built to work across many practice areas. Scribe is built for one job: drafting title opinions and abstracts under your office’s examination standards.
What is the difference between general legal AI and title-specific AI?
General legal AI tools start from a blank prompt and work across many practice areas. Scribe starts from the abstract, or from your Legal Pad dictation, applies your agency-specific processing rules, and returns a draft title opinion in your format.
Can I use Scribe alongside Harvey or another legal AI platform?
Yes. A general legal assistant can handle research and drafting across your practice while Scribe handles title opinions and abstracts, which is the only work it is built for.
Does Scribe need documents to draft a title opinion?
No. Upload the abstract or recorded instruments if you have them, or use Legal Pad to dictate or type your findings into Scribe’s chat. Scribe drafts the opinion either way.
Who signs the title opinion?
Your attorney. Scribe produces a draft opinion for review and never issues an opinion on its own.
Harvey is a trademark of its respective owner. Electra Digital is not affiliated with or endorsed by Harvey. Product descriptions reflect publicly available information as of September 2026.