How to Request and Configure a Legal Data Source
Learn how to submit a request for a new legal data source, fill out essential details, and configure technical scraping instructions.
This guide explains how to request a new legal data source and configure its automated scraping parameters. By following these steps, you will route the new source for legal expert approval and ensure the system accurately pulls in legislation, case law, or administrative decisions.
This workflow is primarily used by Country Admins when a new source of legal documentation needs to be integrated into the platform for automated tracking.
Initiate a New Source Request

Provide Basic Source Details








Configure Scraping Settings
Choose the appropriate source type for scraping:
Source Type | Description |
|---|---|
RSS source | Check this if the source provides data via an RSS feed. |
Pagination | Check this if the source spans multiple pages and requires navigation instructions. |









Q: What if I don't know whether a source involves personal data scraping?
A: You can select "Not checked" during the request process, and the assigned legal expert will evaluate it for you.
Q: What does the impact score filter do?
A: It sets a minimum likelihood threshold (e.g., "Somewhat likely and above") for documents to appear on your main dashboard. Documents scoring below this threshold will still be accessible on the dedicated documents page.
Q: How do I configure scraping for a source with multiple pages?
A: Check the "Pagination" option in the configuration step and provide the specific context and instructions required for the scraper to navigate through the pages.
Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Scraping | The automated process of extracting data or documents from a targeted legal source. |
Legal Expert | A designated user role responsible for reviewing new source requests and validating personal data constraints. |
Impact Score | A calculated metric used to filter dashboard analysis results based on the likelihood or relevance of the document. |
RSS Source | A standardized web feed format used by sites to publish frequently updated content, such as new legal decisions. |
Pagination | A technical configuration required when a data source distributes its content across multiple sequential web pages. |