Lexipedia is an open-source project aimed at creating standardized business process models for legal and civic applications. Our goal is to make complex legal processes more transparent and understandable through visual modeling.

• By jurisdiction
• By category

Review current models such as last wills, Reg CF Exemptions, Business loans

Experience how Lexipedia simplifies legal processes. Try our interactive demo on starting a business in Virginia:

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How we process our data

• Training for lawyers
• Training for business process advisors
• Technical documentation

• People starting businesses
  • Learn how to start a business with clear step-by-step instructions
  • Create a record of how and why you made the choices you made along the way

- this is a demonstration of the processes available currently in Lexipedia

• For business development agencies
  • Use dashboards to track how businesses are proceeding through processes
  • Discover opportunities for businesses
  • Coordinate regional level opportunities

- looking at Lexipedia & Spiff Workflow from a business development perspective

• For legal engineers
  • Process models may be shared and forked
  • Integration in Wikidata provides international crosswalks
  • Integration in attestation models and smart contracts provide best practices for legal review

- considering Lexipedia for lawyers and legal engineers

to help legal engineers create, coordinate, and distribute better business process automation.

*Project Overview *Quick Start Guide *Recent Updates *Community Guidelines

Jurisdictions

Charlottesville business startup model

Prospera

BPMN Models need to be added AI Models need to be added

Internal management plan

• Sartography & Spiffworkflow teams - open source BPMN software developers with central Virginia connections
• LexDAO - 501©6 non-profit guild of legal engineers
• Center for Civic Innovation - Charlottesville area 501©3 focused on civic tech
• Naptha.AI - Decentralized AI Workflow and Agent Orchestration

HATS integration - consider how users in pools actually represent their authority to act on a process

documentation