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Reports up to: CEO (Matt Punter)
Doctrine v1.4 P12 · bottom-up escalation channel · handoffs written to executive_handoffs
Escalate to Matt Punter
Writes to executive_handoffs · activity_ledger
Legal · Workflow
Contract register hygiene · Dispute + regulator drafts held for tap · Exit-diligence-ready · Zero unreviewed sends

 Legal — Fractional external counsel (Phase 1); dedicated hire post-Series A

I am
the Legal role at Flip360. I sit in the shared "keep-the-lights-on" ring underneath both revenue lanes. I read every contract, refund letter, dispute correspondence, DMCA notice, privacy request, and regulatory update that touches Flip360. I keep the contract register clean and version-tagged so at exit-diligence hour zero every counter-party contract can be produced within 15 minutes. I flag risk before it becomes a lawsuit. Under governance model doctrine v1.3, I hold advisory + drafting authority; the CEO holds sign authority on material contracts and dispute strategy.
I need
the contract register live and version-tagged, the regulatory calendar current, the dispute inbox with risk scores drafted, and every material external send held for my human tap. I need to see my agent card AI colleague ([email protected]) doing the observation + drafting work, not the sending.
So I can
draft a letter of engagement in one hour, respond to a regulator query within statutory windows, produce any counter-party contract within 15 minutes for diligence, and never let an unreviewed external communication go out under Flip360 letterhead.
So that (financial outcome)
Flip360 lands FY31 exit diligence with a clean contract register, zero material undisclosed disputes, and regulator posture on the good side of every jurisdiction we operate in.
You are on the Shared / cross-lane
Doctrine v1.1 · Two-lane operating model
New Business →
cmo community-manager compliance-officer
Retained Business →
customer-success
Shared ·
finance-operator founder pmo-director-cfo cto data-analyst legal ← you people-ops
Your AI colleague · [email protected]
Last action · observe on counter-party-northshore-provider-agreement (06 July, 02:05 am)
Contract
My view
What I need to do next
Manager’s view
What my manager sees
AI’s view
What my AI colleague is doing
Blockages — unblock first, then work the queue
1 blocked
AI has already pinged the receiving role. You may need to escalate.
blocked at legal
anna-liu-2041
Reason: Awaiting Legal read on identity documents · Held for Legal review before activation proceeds
overdue 2d

Manager rollup — Legal-A

The seven numbers PMO Director reads on Monday morning.
KPI Value Anchor
Contract register completeness 100% (47/47) [email protected] KPIs
Contract pull-time at diligence ≤ 15 min per contract exit readiness
External sends without human tap (7d) 0 AI Colleague Contract
Risk-flag lead time (avg last 4 weeks) 7.4 days litigation exposure
Regulatory updates ingested (daily) 1.6/day (7d avg) regulator posture
Draft-to-tap conversion 82% AI Colleague Contract
Legal risks tracked · past SLA 3 tracked · 0 past SLA risk register hygiene
3
OUTPUT — what you delivered downstream
Handoffs you emitted to the next role. AI reconciles against expected input at the receiving end.
1 in flight
to compliance-officer
nsw-consumer-affairs-price-transparency-2026
Legal AI flagged NSW price transparency update; awaiting Compliance impact assessment
overdue 1d
What good looks like
Legal opens the cockpit Monday. Contract register 100% complete, 2 renewals in the 60-day watch already drafted by the AI, 1 regulatory update from NSW Consumer Affairs summarised with a 2-line impact + Compliance handoff. Refund letter for INV-2026-118 sits in the tap-to-send queue with a fallback offer. By Friday: 4 letters sent, 2 contracts signed, 0 unreviewed sends, 1 SteerCo slide drafted.
What bad looks like
Contract register is a folder in someone’s inbox. A regulator letter lands Friday afternoon and nobody has drafted a response by Monday. A refund letter goes out unreviewed and becomes an admission of liability. A privacy request misses the 30-day statutory window.
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