Workflow scope
A single defined workflow, such as medical chronologies or new-client intake, is a smaller engagement than several workflows across practice groups. More workflows means more configuration and more to monitor.
Pricing
We don't publish a price list. Every firm's workflows, volume, and systems are different, so we quote after a short conversation. Get in touch and we'll walk you through pricing for your firm, or show you a live demo first.
Software sold by the seat charges for people who log in. This is delegated work, so the price reflects the work being delegated.
A single defined workflow, such as medical chronologies or new-client intake, is a smaller engagement than several workflows across practice groups. More workflows means more configuration and more to monitor.
The number of matters or work items per month affects how much the system processes and how much review your team does. Volume also decides how quickly the pilot produces meaningful numbers.
Where your work arrives and where finished work needs to land affects setup. We confirm those connections with you before anything is built, and we scope them in the assessment.
The platform is set up around your templates, procedures, terminology, and approval rules. That setup, along with monitoring and tuning as your team uses it, is part of what you pay for, and it is what makes the output fit your firm.
We quote every firm individually. Get in touch and our team will walk you through pricing, or book a demo to see the product first.
Most legal software charges per user and leaves the work to your people. Here is how the models differ.
A pilot turns the pricing conversation into a measured one.
We map your repeatable work and rank candidates by volume, risk, and expected value.
One workflow runs on your real matters under your approval rules, with results tracked.
With measured results in hand, you decide whether to add workflows or practice groups.
The fair comparison is against the full cost of the capacity you would otherwise add, not against a salary alone.
A new support hire brings salary, benefits, equipment, training, and supervision. It also brings months of ramp-up before the person works at full speed, and a risk of turnover after.
Delegated workflows do not replace the people you have. They add capacity for specific repeatable work, so experienced staff can spend more time on clients and complex matters.
In the assessment we put the hours your team spends on a workflow next to the cost of that time, then show the same workflow delegated. You see the comparison on your figures, not on an industry average.
We do not publish price ranges yet because the right answer depends on the four factors above. Once you have a custom view, the decision is yours.
Cost depends on the workflows you delegate, the volume, the systems involved, and the configuration needed. A single number would mislead most firms. We would rather show you a comparison built on your own hours and procedures during the assessment.
Tell us a little about your firm and the work you want to delegate. Our team will get in touch within one business day to talk through pricing and, if you like, set up a live demo.
Our team will reach out within one business day to talk through pricing for your firm.