Resolve It Together: Akordans AI Mediation for €39.50 Per Party
When both parties are willing to find a resolution — but direct negotiation has broken down — Akordans' AI Mediation gives you a structured, neutral process that produces real outcomes.
Both parties pay €39.50 each. This is not a coincidence. Equal payment removes any suggestion that the process is biased toward whoever commissioned it. Both parties have an equal stake in the outcome. Both parties have access to the same quality of AI support. And both parties receive the same neutral resolution — reviewed by a human professional before it reaches either of them.
For most commercial disputes between €500 and €20,000, this is the most cost-effective path to resolution that exists.
Who This Is For
AI Mediation works best when:
- Both parties are willing to participate in a structured resolution process
- Direct negotiation has failed or stalled
- The amount at stake makes legal action disproportionately expensive
- Both parties want a resolution faster than courts can provide
- You want an independent third party to assess the dispute neutrally
If you are not sure whether the other party will engage, consider starting with a Case Assessment (€29) — which gives you a professional assessment of your position regardless of what the other party does. A strong assessment often persuades the other party to engage in mediation.
How It Works
Step 1 — Invite the other party The claimant sends a formal invitation to the respondent. The invitation includes an AI-generated summary of the claim — professionally written, neutrally framed, without inflammatory language. The respondent receives a clear explanation of the process and what participation involves.
Step 2 — Each party works with their own private AI advisor Once the respondent accepts, each party is assigned their own private AI legal advisor. These are completely separate AI instances — the claimant's advisor cannot see the respondent's materials, and vice versa.
Your advisor reviews your evidence, asks targeted questions to identify gaps in your position, and helps you prepare the strongest possible statement. It works exclusively in your interests. Everything you share with your advisor is confidential.
Step 3 — Submit your evidence and statement Each party uploads their evidence and submits a written statement. The deadline is five days from the start of the evidence period. Both parties can see that the process is progressing — neither can see the other's private advisor conversations.
Step 4 — Neutral AI mediator reviews everything A completely separate AI mediator — with no relationship to either party and no access to either advisor conversation — reads all submitted evidence and statements simultaneously. It applies strict evidence-based rules. It cannot award compromise settlements when liability is not established. It cannot infer facts not supported by evidence.
Step 5 — Human review Before the resolution reaches either party, a member of Akordans' resolution team reviews it. They check for accuracy, fairness, and legal consistency. They can correct the AI where needed.
Step 6 — Resolution delivered Both parties receive the resolution simultaneously. Each has seven days to accept or request escalation. If both accept, the case is settled. A settlement document is produced.
What You Receive
- A formal resolution document from a neutral third party
- A PDF you can download and keep
- A documented record of the entire process — evidence submitted, timeline, resolution proposed
- If both parties accept: a settlement agreement
The Equal Payment Principle
We set the price at €39.50 per party deliberately. When both parties pay equally, neither can claim the process favours the other. This matters — both practically and psychologically.
Practically: it means both parties have a financial stake in participating seriously.
Psychologically: it removes the most common objection to private dispute resolution — that whoever is paying is getting a biased outcome.
If the Resolution Is Not Accepted
If one or both parties do not accept the resolution, the process does not end there.
The resolution document remains yours. It is an independent, professional assessment of the dispute by a neutral third party. You can present it in court proceedings, use it in direct negotiation, or escalate to Akordans's Enforcement tier.
For disputes where enforceability matters — particularly cross-border disputes — read about Akordans Enforcement: Making Resolutions Binding.