About Lexipedia

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.

We're collaborating with lawyers, developers, and AI specialists to build a comprehensive library of legal processes, starting with business formation in Virginia.

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

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• 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.

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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