Dyspute.ai
Dyspute.ai uses Adri to guide parties through asynchronous mediation, from intake and negotiation toward a signed settlement. Mediation providers can choose fully automated service or human oversight by a dispute resolution professional.
Who it's for
- Mediation providers who want to invite parties and oversee an asynchronous mediation process.
- Parties to a dispute who want to participate in mediation at their own pace rather than coordinate around a shared appointment.
- Dispute resolution professionals who want to provide human oversight while Adri guides parties through mediation.
Not the right fit if…
- People who need legal advice or attorney-client privilege: Dyspute.ai says it is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship or attorney-client privilege.
How it fits your workflow
In the described human-in-the-loop process, a mediation provider invites both parties. Adri then guides them through intake and negotiation, with a dispute resolution professional overseeing the process.
Parties can engage asynchronously at their own pace. The process is described as moving toward a signed settlement; a fully automated Adri-only option is also available.
Pricing
The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with Dyspute.ai directly.
Prices checked on Nov 10, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Asynchronous mediation
- Parties can engage in mediation at their own pace, day or night, without relying on a shared mediation appointment.
- Automated and human-supervised options
- Mediation can be handled by Adri alone or with a dispute resolution professional providing human oversight.
- Guided intake and negotiation
- Adri guides parties through intake and negotiation, with the described process proceeding to a signed settlement.
- Confidential information sharing
- The page says only approved summaries, proposal votes, shared documents, and direct offers reach the other side; other information remains confidential.
- Civility filtering
- Adri filters abusive language before it reaches the other side.
- Mediator ethics standards
- Adri is instructed on the ICODR, ABA/AAA, JAMS, and NACM ethical standards for mediators.
Limitations to know
- Dyspute.ai says it is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
- Using Dyspute.ai does not create an attorney-client relationship, and information shared with or received from the service is not protected by attorney-client privilege.
Getting started
- Select the path for mediation providers or for parties and lawyers.
- For human-in-the-loop mediation, have a mediation provider invite both parties.
- Proceed through Adri-guided intake and negotiation, with professional oversight if selected.
- Continue toward a signed settlement.