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Consequence-aware ranking
The system knows a limitation date is not a lunch reminder. It ranks and renders accordingly.
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The one deadline a firm cannot afford to lose in a generic feed.
Missing a statute of limitations can extinguish a client's cause of action. Ayansar refuses to let that date look like a lunch reminder - it is visually distinct, escalates as it approaches, and crosses the desk of more than one person.
Statute of limitations
Expires in 14 days
Limitation Act, 1963 §5 window. Elevated automatically the moment the matter is opened - not the moment someone remembers to add it.
Escalation Ladder
It gets louder as it approaches. Deliberately.
The urgency of a legal-consequence deadline scales with proximity. Ayansar's escalation is designed to make silence impossible in the final week - and unnecessary in the ninety days before it.
- T-90 daysAmbient awarenessThe date is on the timeline, visually weighted above routine reminders. Nothing urgent yet - but nothing hidden.
- T-30 daysElevatedThe associate on the file sees it every time the matter is opened. Drafting can begin without the last-week rush.
- T-14 daysPartner-visibleThe deadline surfaces in the cross-matter dashboard. It stops being one person's memory.
- T-7 daysCriticalThe marker begins to pulse. Escalation crosses roles. Sign-off routing shortens.
- T-1 dayHard blockThe matter cannot be closed for the day without explicit acknowledgement of the pending deadline.
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Cross-role escalation
A partner sees what an associate sees, before it becomes a partner problem.
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Explicit acknowledgement
On the final approach, the deadline requires acknowledgement to be dismissed - no accidental swipes.