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Bulk intake, route optimization, and SLAs that hold up under deadline pressure.

Move from 10 serves a week to 500 without adding headcount. CSV intake, automatic geo-batching, and dedicated SLAs for litigation shops with real volume.

Mass tort firms, debt buyers, insurance defense, and litigation operations groups running 100+ serves per month.

500+
Serves processed per batch
30–40%
Mileage reduction via routing
24/7
API and webhook availability

What you're dealing with today

Spreadsheet chaos

Every batch is a 200-row CSV emailed to a server, then a separate spreadsheet tracking what came back, what bounced, and what needs reattempt.

Server bandwidth limits

Your local server can handle 30 a week. You have 300. So now you're juggling four vendors and four invoices.

Reattempt management

First attempt fails — and now someone has to manually trigger reattempts, reschedule, and update the file with every status change.

How NationLex handles it

Bulk CSV intake

Drop a 500-row file. We validate addresses, dedupe, geocode, and route to the right server pool — all automatic.

Route-optimized assignment

We cluster jobs by geography and hand each server an optimized route, cutting per-serve time and miles by 30–40%.

Status webhooks + API

Push every status change into your case management system. Clio, MyCase, Filevine, or your own internal tool.

Dedicated account team

At 200+ serves/month you get a named account manager and SLA on response, attempt cadence, and affidavit turnaround.

The workflow

01

Send the batch

CSV upload, SFTP drop, or API push — whatever fits your existing workflow.

02

Auto-validate

We catch malformed addresses, missing parties, and duplicate filings before they hit the field.

03

Geo-cluster + dispatch

Jobs assigned to the closest server with capacity, optimized into stop sequences.

04

Roll up the results

Daily status digest, weekly affidavit batch, monthly invoice — or stream live via webhooks.

Run a pilot batch with us.

Send us 50–100 serves and we'll show you the per-serve cost, the turnaround, and the affidavit quality. No commitment beyond the pilot.