Integration into your workflow
Save and download results as PDFs
Seamless saving in the browser or straight to a target folder—including bundled structured ZIP archives.
When recognition and prep are finished, the outcome counts: a clean export for court, client, and file. LexLogik gives you full flexibility: save PDFs via the browser as usual, or use direct write access to local target folders (Chromium). Alongside high-quality PDFs, the export area delivers structured ZIP bundles for large matters when needed—ready for immediate filing and defensible handoff.
Export options at a glance
Maximum flexibility in data transfer—technically seamless in your workflow.
- Default download via browserWith no extra setup, your PDFs and ZIP bundles land in your operating system’s usual Downloads folder. This path follows your browser’s standard security flow and needs no elevated permissions.
- Direct write access to firm foldersUse the folder icon to define a fixed target directory. Once authorised, LexLogik saves every export straight to that path—ideal for directories your practice software watches. (Note: this uses the modern File System Access API and is available in Chromium browsers such as Chrome or Edge.)
- Smart bundling as a ZIP archiveBundle extensive matter files for delivery or archiving in one click as a ZIP archive. That keeps large sets of individual files manageable and simplifies handing everything to clients or courts in one go.
- Persistent work stateYour editing progress stays available. Even after reloading the page or switching between workflow steps, your documents and chosen layout are right where you left them.
Direct download to your chosen folder
Click the folder icon to set a fixed target directory. Once authorised, all documents save automatically to that path—ideal for import folders watched by your DMS.
Note: Chrome and Edge only. Other browsers use the default download folder.
A searchable PDF from one run is our baseline—and when Chromium drops it straight into the folder our system watches, the extra copy-rename step goes away.
Jonas Maximilian Regul
Managing director · Strategy
Settings tip for Firefox
For compatibility, we recommend a Chromium-based browser for LexLogik if you want the folder feature—that’s where the File System Access API needed for writing to a fixed folder is available.
If you use Firefox, check whether PDFs open automatically in a new tab when downloading. Set handling for “Portable Document Format (PDF)” to “Save file” so downloads land as files reliably—the illustration below shows the typical place in Firefox settings.
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