What you can do
- Find cases
- Search the chapter 11 corpus by debtor name, case number, judge, jurisdiction, or industry. Filter by case type, petition date, and disclosed assets. Every match returns a case identifier that scopes your follow-up questions.
- Read the docket
- Browse docket entries for first-day motions, DIP and cash-collateral filings, plans, disclosure statements, and confirmation orders, then open exact filing text.
- Analyze filings
- Once you have the filings and passages you want, extract financing terms, milestones, recoveries, covenants, releases, and other deal points.
- Search and verify source text
- Search filings, summaries, source materials, and hearing transcripts where indexed, then pull the exact passage before relying on legal language.
- Query structured datasets
- Public datasets carry typed, source-linked fields extracted from filings. Search them for comparable records, or aggregate them to answer questions across a whole set of cases that filing text alone cannot. The tool catalog lists the datasets and how to query them.
Example prompts
Paste these into a connected client.
Use ElevenFlo MCP to find the FTX Trading Ltd. chapter 11 case. Return the top match with case name, court, case number, and the ElevenFlo case identifier for follow-up prompts.
Run this first to confirm the connection.
From this case's DIP motion, extract rate, maturity, covenants, milestones, and liens. Cite the filing with a read_document_chunks excerpt for each term.
DIP analysis with source-backed citations.
Use the Daily Case Brief workflow for this case. Review docket activity from [START DATE/TIME + TIMEZONE] through [END DATE/TIME + TIMEZONE], cite sources, and flag gaps.
Date-bounded case-monitoring workflow.
List the ElevenFlo structured datasets available to my account, describe the one covering asset sales, then aggregate its rows by year. Report the snapshot freshness and coverage window alongside the counts.
One question answered across every case in a dataset.
How access works
- Available on every plan
- Free accounts include 500 credits a month. Pro is $99 per seat per month with 100,000 credits.
- Revoke a connection
- Each client connection is an OAuth grant. Revoke it from your ElevenFlo account whenever a client is no longer in use.
- Public court records
- You can use ElevenFlo’s docket research without uploading client files. It runs on public court records. Connecting a client does not give ElevenFlo access to your firm's documents, matters, or client data. See public records and confidentiality.
- Security and source handling
- ElevenFlo treats every filing it returns as evidence, never as an instruction to the assistant. Before relying on legal language, have the assistant quote the exact passage from the filing.
- What it does not do
- Legal advice
- Petition drafting or filing
- Docket changes
- Email or other outbound communication
- Billing or account administration