Practical Knowledge for Law Firms

Why fewer fields mean more conversions—and which 5 required fields no law firm intake form should miss.

Time tracking is tedious – but necessary. Automated tracking reduces effort and improves data quality. Here's how it works.

The last deliverable is out – now what? A clean project closure secures knowledge, cleans up, and lays the foundation for follow-up business.

Writing proposals takes time – especially when each one starts from zero. Automated templates and data transfer significantly speed up the process.

A clear decision guide: When content automation makes sense – and when you should first get processes, approvals, and topic focus right.

A practical minimal form for law firms: 7 fields that enable routing, follow-ups, and KPIs – without deterring clients.

5 typical reasons (and countermeasures) why automation in law firms doesn't run stable in practice – with concrete checks for owner, status, and operations.

A practical model to prevent inquiries from disappearing in the inbox: status, owner, follow-ups, and metrics.

A pragmatic follow-up system for law firms: 3 timepoints, text templates, stop rules, and KPIs – so inquiries don't get lost.

Don't decide by features, but by operations, control, and data flows. A comparison for law firms – without pricing traps and without tool religion.