Your court list
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Court types and levels: for example base courts, high courts and subdivisions.
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Court details: location, jurisdiction, contact information and official address.
Legal matter management software keeps every matter in one record: the client, the court, the next hearing, the documents and the costs. This page shows each feature of our legal case management software in the order a case uses it.
In short: one login covers inquiries, cases, hearings, contracts, shared files and fees for your whole firm.
Built for: law firms, solo lawyers and advocates, and corporate legal teams. See how each one works in the legal case management use cases.
Intake starts when someone asks for help. You record the inquiry with contact details and the service the person wants, and it remains open until it is closed.
Required documents: list what a client must bring for each service, so the team stops chasing missing papers.
Follow-up: open inquiries can be followed up and converted into active clients.
Applications: track each application stage by stage, with its documents saved together.
Payments: link every payment to its application and mark it cleared or cancelled.
Send one link and clients book a consultation themselves. Each client picks an open time slot within the days and hours you set.
Good to know: intake here means saved inquiries, required-document lists and a booking link. It does not score leads or route requests on its own.
Every matter starts with one record. The whole firm can open it, so the case list works as a case tracking system for every attorney: number, court, status and priority in one view.
Legal client management software starts with one directory. Client and petitioner details live in one place, and every case links back to its client.
Set up your own court list once and reuse it on every case. The court is assigned automatically when a case is created.
A hearing belongs to its case, so the date, the judge and the courtroom never sit in a separate calendar.
Meetings, appointments and work dates share one firm calendar that syncs with your Google Calendar, so everyone sees the same plan.
The workflow follows the path a firm already walks. Each step is recorded against the case:
Good to know: that is the full extent of the legal automation. A custom workflow builder and document assembly are not part of the feature list.
Here, legal workflow automation software means these routine steps run without anyone retyping them:
Contracts sit beside the cases they belong to.
Every client and case document gets its own number, built from a prefix you choose.
The knowledge library turns what your firm knows into knowledge books that hold articles and mind maps. Court filing guides, client onboarding steps, case law notes, contract terms and firm policies sit together, with search and share links.
Mind maps break a process into connected nodes that you can rearrange by drag and drop.
Costs attach to the case that caused them.
Expenses and fees: record the payment method, purpose, amount and notes, and upload the receipt.
Approval: approve court and filing fees first, then mark them paid.
Fee receipts: client fee receipts and retainers are tracked per case.
Petty cash: add funds, watch the balance, and send requests and reimbursements, with receipts, through approval. Categories keep spending organized.
The case management dashboard shows case status and the success rate of each advocate, so partners see the firm's workload at a glance.
Smart dashboards: live figures for revenue, sales and firm performance.
Reports: reports covering revenue, expenses and day-to-day activity, exported to Excel or PDF.
AI advisor: actionable AI recommendations for your law firm. You connect your own AI provider (OpenAI, Claude or Gemini) with an API key.
Team tools: a notice board for firm announcements and an anonymous suggestion box for staff.
| The problem | The feature that fixes it |
|---|---|
| Inquiries get lost | Saved inquiries stay open until someone closes them. |
| Hearing dates slip | Each completed hearing updates the case's next hearing date. |
| Clients forget papers | Every service lists the documents to bring. |
| Contracts start from scratch | A template becomes an active contract with one click. |
| Evidence travels by email | A protected link adds a password and a download log. |
| Costs go unrecorded | Expenses, fees and receipts sit on the case. |
| Partners lack the overview | The dashboard shows case status and each advocate's success rate. |
| Know-how lives in heads | Knowledge books hold guides, precedents and policies. |
For what these fixes add up to, see the benefits of legal case management software.
In the live demo all legal modules are already on, so you can open any feature above and try this legal matter management software on sample cases.
One payment of $219 covers all 16 modules, the full source code and free future updates.