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How it works

From clause to award, in five steps.

A written, adversarial, online procedure. Simple for the parties to follow, rigorous on the merits.

On video

The story of Alice and Bruno

Follow a Concorda case from start to finish, in three chapters. Videos in French.

Chapter 1

The arbitration clause

Alice and Bruno add an arbitration clause to their contract: if a dispute arises, Concorda decides, not the courts.

Chapter 2

Opening the case

The dispute arises: Alice brings her claim to Concorda, files it, the respondent is invited and the arbitrator is appointed.

Chapter 3

Proceedings and award

The adversarial exchange (submissions, allegations, admitted/disputed matrix), then the AI-assisted draft award, reviewed and signed by the arbitrator.

From clause to award: clause in your contracts, online claim, adversarial proceedings, enforceable award.
1

The clause or the submission agreement

The parties agree to submit their dispute to arbitration by Concorda, through a clause inserted in a contract or through a submission agreement signed once the dispute has arisen.
2

Filing the claim

The claimant files the claim and exhibits online. The respondent is automatically invited to join the case.
3

The adversarial proceedings

Exchange of submissions, monitored deadlines: each party has its say. AI structures the facts and the evidence to prepare the case.
4

The decision

The arbitrator assesses the evidence, decides the dispute, gives reasons and signs the award.
5

Enforcement

The award is notified to the parties. It is an enforceable title (art. 387 CPC) and is enforced like a judgment. On the basis of the agreement, the arbitrator may also impose a penalty on the party that fails to comply with the decision, to encourage enforcement.

At every step, a human arbitrator stays in control. AI assists, it never decides.

What AI does, what the arbitrator does

AI prepares

  • Extracts the allegations from the submissions.
  • Draws up the matrix of admitted and contested points.
  • Summarises the case for the arbitrator.
  • Prepares drafts, submitted to the arbitrator.

The arbitrator decides

  • Conducts the proceedings and sets the deadlines.
  • Assesses the evidence and the arguments.
  • Decides the dispute in law.
  • Gives reasons and signs the award.

Start with the clause

It all starts with an arbitration clause in your contracts. Generate yours for free.