Who it's for
Running a 21-50 timekeeper firm, where the risk is what you don't see.
The firm has grown past the point where one person can eyeball every matter. That's a good problem. It also means the first sign of trouble is usually the month-end numbers, three or four weeks after the trouble started.
What running a firm this size actually looks like
Multiple practice groups, each with its own rhythm
Billing and intake are delegated, oversight isn't
The leak at this size is usually visibility
Illustrative example — a 34-timekeeper firm
- When the drop is noticed
- Day 28-31
- Weeks the group ran under margin
- 6-8
- Practice group running below margin
- Family law
- Realization gap vs. firm average
- −14 pts
- Days before it would surface month-end
- ~25
What LawKPIs shows you day one
Connecting Clio, MyCase, Smokeball or Lawcus takes minutes, and it's read-only. Add QuickBooks and true profitability comes into view. Most firms see their first actionable Daily Pulse item before they've configured anything.
Pricing is built around your firm.
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