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Pills.
Manifesto

Why I did not copy
American legal ops.

3 principles. Drawn from 10 years in my clients' seats.

Principe 01

I don't buy. I architect.

Most of my clients already have Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. Underused, but already paid for. Buying new software when your existing tools can do the job means paying twice and managing one more vendor. Before any purchase, I look at what you already have.

Principe 02

I automate the repetitive. Never the legal decision.

The American reflex: standardize everything to save time. Result: your lawyer becomes replaceable, and the craft loses its value. The rule is simple. I automate what repeats. Not what requires thinking.

Principe 03

I measure to defend, not to produce.

Legal Ops indicators have become a religion. Useful to defend your budget in front of leadership. Dangerous when they conflate legal work with a production line. I separate what helps to pilot from what diminishes your craft.

Principe 04

If I can't help you, I say so.

Not everything is solved with a tool. The issue may come from your organization, your teams, or simply bad timing. I tell you before we sign. Not after six weeks of billing.

Principe 05

No partnership with any software vendor.

Pills. earns no commission on the tools I recommend. I resell nothing. My interest is yours: your outcome. Not my next deal.

Steve Chrétien

Founder of Pills. · Montferrier-sur-Lez, 2026

If these principles
speak to you.

1 hour to verify they apply to your case.