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Lawcus is only legal practice management software with integrated CRM. With Lawcus you can visualize your matters and deals with Kanban workflows. A birds eye view you will love! Lawcus allows your firm to collaborate and automate consistent processes to help you deliver more with transparency and less effort.
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One of my favorite conversations so far. Agile has the potential to radically transform the way law firms work.
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Introducing Cycle Time for Matter Stages & More Features
Today, we’re happy to announce a few new features to help you plan matter budgets, identify bottlenecks in your processes and make increasingly better decisions!
What’s New
Cycle Time: Average Time Spent on Kanban Stages
Once your workflows see some activity, Lawcus will analyze the average time spent on each stage. The metric will provide you insightful analytics to predict your future matters and deals.
A Cleaner Interface
We cleaned up the matter and deal cards, introduced color codes, added badges for tasks and assignee.
Color Codes
Color codes allow you to categorize your matter and deal cards by adding color labels.
Badges
We’d added badges for tasks, assignee, client on matter and deal cards. Green color for tasks badge depicts all tasks are complete for that matter.
Comments on Matters and Deals
Collaborate with your teammates, add comments on matters and deals.
Upcoming Features
Our team is working around the clock and continuing to add even more great features. Some future features include:
Google Calendar Integration
Zapier Integration
Tags on Contacts and Tasks
Client Portal
And many more features! Sign up to receive beta access.
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Competing with Robots: Why Lawyers need to Adopt Agile
The Legal Luddite
Due to the onset of legal hackathons and blogs like Lawyerist, legal professionals seems to be making progress in adopting new technologies, but for the most part these legal luddites are hanging on to the past that is quickly slipping away. Even if balky barristers begin to embrace new technologies, their current matter management processes are obsolete and are no longer relevant. Ken Grady said it best, “Lawyers are risk averse and resistant to change by personality type.”
Why Agile?
Agile software development has revolutionized the business world and will undoubtedly continue to do so in future. Artificial intelligence robots are getting smarter, and while currently software allows firms to review documents, soon they will be able to perform a variety of advanced tasks.
In a recent report, Harvard Business Review Analytic Services dubbed agile as “the competitive advantage for a digital age.” Lawyers may be able to outsmart legal robots if they can cut the inefficiencies in their current processes and automate repetitive tasks. Consumers are turning more and more toward low cost, efficient, and alternative services (Rocket Lawyer for example) and legal professionals are feeling the pressure to keep up. Agile methodologies will allow legal professionals to improve delivery time, product quality, and client satisfaction.
Agile & Kanban for Lawyers
Until now, there has been a serious dearth of legal solutions that can deliver the benefits of Agile and Kanban methodologies. Our company, Lawcus, combines all of the features of the agile software with the ability to automate legal processes and client intake through Kanban workflows.
Visualization Improves Efficiency
When users can visualize client matters, they are better able to asses each case’s needs and more efficiently drive decisions.
Minimized Delivery Time
The Kanban workflows/agility applications reduce the actual time spent between work remittance and work completion. This leads to greater efficiency and increased firm profit.
Continuous Improvement
Incorporating automated workflows into an organization allows a continuous quality of work, and improved results.
The software is eating the world, and its robots are preparing the meals. If your organization is hungry for more efficient and streamlined processes, check out Lawcus.com for more information and to receive beta access.
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