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Your firm runs on process. Your clients' files stay privileged.

A firm's operations are written down: intake steps, matter workflow, billing procedures, internal templates and how the work gets organized. That operational trail can be evaluated. Client files, privileged communications and anything about a matter never leave.

The systems your team already writes in

Nothing new to install. What counts is years of work on the same systems, connected across them.

Systems law firms commonly run: Clio, NetDocuments, iManage, PracticePanther, Microsoft 365, Teams.

// Your written record

Years of connected work

6 systems, one trail

What's in, and what stays out

Typically licensable

  • Intake and matter-management workflow
  • Internal templates and checklists with no client content
  • Billing and operations procedures
  • Internal chat about how the firm runs

Stays out

  • Client files and matter documents
  • Privileged or confidential communications
  • Anything identifying a client or a matter
  • HR and payroll

Who counts toward the 30

Count attorneys, paralegals, legal assistants, intake and operations staff who work in your systems daily.

Questions owners ask

What about client confidentiality?
Client files and privileged communications stay out entirely. Your professional rules apply, and your ethics counsel reviews the scope before anything is signed. We do not give legal advice.
Our templates were written for clients.
Templates that carry client content stay out. Blank internal templates and checklists can be in scope.
We're a small firm.
It depends on how many people work at a desk. Under 30, there may be a smaller program; book a data consultation and we'll tell you which.

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Tell us about your company. A data specialist calls you by the next business day. Nothing you tell us commits you to anything.

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