How Reso works
From what happened to a structured first assessment, in five steps.
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Enter what happened
Describe your dispute in your own words. No forms or legal language required. Reso asks the questions that matter, so the important facts surface clearly.
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Submit your evidence
Add contracts, messages, documents, photos and notes. Everything stays organised in one place, so the analysis is grounded in the actual facts rather than memory alone.
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Reso checks the law
Reso maps your situation to the relevant New Zealand legislation and case law. It identifies the legal tests that apply and where your position may be strong or exposed.
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Get your report
Receive a structured first legal view in minutes. Each report covers likely outcomes, key risks, practical next steps and the questions a lawyer or adjudicator would ask first.
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Choose your path
Use the assessment to resolve straightforward issues directly, engage the other party with confidence, or escalate to a lawyer, mediator or adjudication with the groundwork already done.
Reso's analysis is generated by AI working from curated New Zealand law. Like all AI, it can make mistakes. Check anything you intend to rely on, and take advice before making a decision that matters.
Understand where you stand, before you decide what to do.
Start an assessment of your own matter, or book a demo to see how Reso works across a team.
Reso provides AI-assisted analysis and is not legal advice or a substitute for a lawyer, mediator or formal dispute resolution. Review any output before relying on it.