Law firms & legal practice
The billable hour you spent on admin is gone for good.
Time reconstructed on Friday from memory. Client onboarding stalled on one verification document. Matter deadlines tracked wherever the last person who cared about them put the list.
Three jobs that eat the week
Time written from memory on a Friday
The week gets reconstructed from what you can recall, and the estimate is always low. The agent drafts entries from attendances in your calendar, documents you worked on and correspondence on the file, then asks you to confirm rather than asking you to remember.
Onboarding that stalls on one document
A matter sits for three weeks because the last piece of verification never arrived. The agent tracks what is outstanding per matter, chases in the firm's tone, and puts anything that has not moved in a week in front of the responsible fee earner.
Deadlines nobody owns
Court dates, limitation periods and filing deadlines live across a diary, a spreadsheet and somebody's memory. The agent holds every date against its matter, warns at the lead time you set, and shows which have no work started.
Agents never give legal advice, never correspond with another party without a fee earner approving it, and never touch privileged material outside your own systems.
Where most firms start
Nobody switches on six agents at once. These are the departments that pay for themselves first in this trade. All departments
An eight-lawyer commercial practice
Time recorded on Friday from memory and consistently under-stated, with new matters held up by verification documents nobody had chased since the engagement letter went out.
The Time Agent drafts from attendances, document history and correspondence, for the fee earner to confirm. The Onboarding Agent chases outstanding KYC and escalates any matter that has not moved in a week.
The software you already run
We connect to what's there. Nobody is migrating off their accounting system to make this work. All integrations
See it on one of your own jobs
Give the demo something real and watch where it stops and asks you.