Introduction: In the fast-paced legal industry, optimizing Employee Productivity and revenue generation are paramount to success. LawKPIs understand the critical need for insights into employee performance and financial outcomes. Introducing the LawKPIs Employee Productivity Report, a dynamic tool designed to…
As law firms operate in an increasingly competitive market, it is essential to manage their businesses as effectively as possible. However, many law firms struggle to identify the right reports and KPIs to help them manage their firm as a…
When it comes to law firm billing lawyers usually turn towards flat fee or hourly billing depending upon the business they consider. The legal sector is experiencing a shift in how services are delivered as new pricing models are emerging…
What Is LawKPIs LawKPIs: An easy-to-use reporting and auto alert solution for all your advance and custom reporting needs. We combine data from Clio, Clio Grow, Clio Manage, QuickBooks and Lawmatics to give you better visibility on firm's operations that…
A Reporting Solution for Law firm is designed to assist legal professionals with day-to-day law firm operations and help automate several reporting tasks. These solutions often include reporting around billing, collections, analysis of the firm’s performance, return on investment, client…
Building a profitable firm should be a priority for all leaders, irrespective of the size of the firm they are leading. Profitability is not about just billing more hours, it’s about insights about your firm and understanding your customers, your…
Law firms must continually market themselves to attract and optimize client base, but to truly excel, the marketing strategies can’t be just “set it and forget it.” However, it can be overwhelming to determine where to invest your team’s time…
Introduction Employees should always bring value to your law firm, whether their time is directly billable or not. Sometimes it is easy to identify your heavy hitters, but the relationship between employee value and cost is not always directly tied…
