Plato vs Quantum: valuation AI or personal-injury calculator?
Quantum (Juri-Solutions) is a personal-injury calculator without AI: the lawyer enters the data, the software calculates (capitalisation, discounting). Plato starts from the other end: its AI reads the exhibits, values the Dintilhac heads, integrates quantified case law and drafts the documents. In short: Quantum calculates what you enter; Plato reads, values and drafts.
The comparison at a glance
| Criterion | Quantum | Plato |
|---|---|---|
| Nature | Damages calculator (manual entry) | Vertical AI: reading exhibits, valuation, drafting |
| Artificial intelligence | No (as stated) | Yes |
| Auto-extraction from exhibits (expert report, pay slips) | No | Yes |
| Head calculation (capitalisation, discounting) | Yes, very complete | Yes, just as complete, on autopilot |
| Integrated quantified case law | No | Yes, 84,000+ decisions |
| Drafting documents in Word | No | Yes |
| Traceability figure → exhibit | Manual entry | Every figure traces back to its exhibit |
In detail
Two philosophies
Quantum is a calculation engine the lawyer feeds by hand: you enter the data, it applies the formulas. Plato is an AI that reads the case beforehand and extracts the data to be valued itself.
What Plato does on top
Beyond calculation, Plato reads the expert reports, pay slips and invoices, integrates quantified case law by head, and drafts the pleadings in Word. Three steps that Quantum does not cover.
What Quantum does well
Quantum depends on no AI: every calculation assumption is controlled by hand. It is a benchmark calculator, precise and customisable. Plato also lets the lawyer control every assumption and adjust the parameters, while filling in the calculation automatically from the exhibits.
Which to choose
Quantum is a standalone manual calculator, without AI: choose it if you want to enter everything by hand. Plato performs the same valuation, just as finely, but automatically from the exhibits, and goes further: reading the exhibits, quantified case law, drafting the documents, all traceable.
Frequently asked questions
Does Quantum use artificial intelligence?
No. Juri-Solutions states that Quantum performs mathematical operations from the information entered by the lawyer, without AI and without predictive justice.
What is the difference between Plato and Quantum?
Quantum calculates what the lawyer enters. Plato reads the case exhibits, extracts the data, values the heads on autopilot, integrates quantified case law and drafts the documents.
Does Plato also calculate capitalisation and discounting?
Yes, Plato values all the Dintilhac heads. The difference lies in the upstream automation (reading the exhibits) and the integration of case law and drafting.
Does Quantum integrate quantified case law?
No. Quantum is a calculator; the search for comparable decisions quantified by head is the domain of a tool such as Plato.
Can you use both?
Yes, it is possible, but not necessary: Plato also handles the fine assumptions (scales of your choice, adjustable parameters, capitalisation, discounting). Most firms replace the calculator rather than doubling up.