Practice-area and attorney websites
Present approved practice descriptions, profiles, locations and contact routes. Give the firm a practical way to review and maintain public information.
Development services
Connect firm-approved information to a useful staff response.
Start with a defined website or administrative task around the systems your team already uses.
Consultation request routing
Collect only the introductory details the firm approves for that channel. Staff conduct conflict checks, determine the next step and decide whether to accept a matter.
Client document and status tools
Help authorized users find requested or received documents and administrative updates. The firm decides what can be shared, with whom and through which approved channel.
Practice-management and CRM connections
Review supported interfaces and agreed fields. Identify the record owner and who handles duplicate, incomplete or failed updates.
Readable, usable pages
Check mobile layouts, keyboard navigation and contact controls on the agreed visitor journeys. Keep private matter information out of public analytics.
Checks and handover
Use fictional requests to verify the page and staff result without contacting clients or changing live matters. Your qualified reviewers approve confidentiality, access, retention and communications. Assign maintenance and any ongoing support.