beautech-aero turns Mike into an aviation-leasing command center
A hard fork rebrands Mike as "Turbine Legal" and wires it into the tools an aviation-leasing legal team actually lives in.
This isn't a tweak - it's a single fork built for one customer, Beautech, with the matter lifecycle of an aviation-leasing practice baked in. The centerpiece is a matter command center: a workspace where each deal or dispute pulls in its CRM record, its document trail, and its signature status, instead of forcing the legal team to swivel between four browser tabs.
To make that work, the team plumbed in Salesforce (for matter intake straight from the CRM), Dropbox (as the import-and-publish surface lawyers already use), and DocuSign (so executed documents land back in the matter file automatically). Underneath, the whole stack was swapped onto enterprise-friendly infrastructure - Microsoft Azure for data, AWS for document storage - which matters mostly because it signals this fork is being aimed at a regulated, audit-conscious buyer rather than a general legal-tech audience.
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