1. Create or select a case profile
Structure the research question, chronology, issues, and uncertainty flags while minimising sensitive live-case detail.
How it works
A source-led research path, not an open-ended legal chatbot.
Tribuno guides users from live-case context to selected Employment Tribunal decisions, source Lens review and cautious memo drafting with visible caveats.
Tribuno provides Employment Tribunal research assistance and legal information only. It does not provide legal advice, representation, or guaranteed outcome prediction.
Research workflow
From intake facts to a source-cited memo
Each step keeps source material, user-provided case context, Lens findings and memo output in separate layers so the research trail remains auditable.
2. Find comparable decisions
Search the ET decision corpus, inspect source text, and save the decisions that should anchor the research record.
3. Review source Lens context
Inspect ACAS, statute, procedure, and higher-authority case-law passages without mixing them into ET comparables.
4. Generate a cautious memo
Draft a source-cited research memo from selected decisions and explicitly promoted Lens findings.
Source handling
Tribuno separates source families
Employment Tribunal decisions, ACAS guidance, statutes, procedure material and higher-authority case law answer different research questions. Tribuno keeps them distinct by design.
Employment Tribunal decisions
Fact-pattern comparables
Tribuno ingests public Employment Tribunal decision data and stores source-linked records for search, detail review, research files, and memo source lists.
ACAS Code and guidance
Process and workplace-practice context
ACAS Lens retrieves Code and guidance passages for disciplinary, grievance, investigation, hearing, appeal, and right-to-be-accompanied topics.
Statutory source passages
Legal framework context
Statute Lens surfaces reviewed statutory passages relevant to employment-law research questions and selected workflow context.
Tribunal procedure guidance
Process and case-management context
Procedure Lens retrieves tribunal-process guidance for applications, hearings, evidence, case management, reconsideration, and remedy process.
Memo boundary
Memos cite selected sources
Memo drafting starts from user-selected decisions and explicitly promoted Lens findings. It should not silently widen the source set or present inferred analysis as certain.
Selected ET decisions
Tribunal decisions selected by the user become citation-eligible memo sources and appear as source labels such as S1 and S2.
Promoted Lens findings
ACAS, statute, procedure or case-law Lens passages enter memo context only when explicitly promoted and labelled separately, such as L1.
Visible limitations
Every generated memo must include a non-advice caveat and should preserve uncertainty where source material is incomplete or mixed.
Start with a sample, then request workspace access.
Public pages are for understanding the product. Workspace access is available by request so users can review samples, source coverage and trust controls before using the workspace.