Who it's for
Running a 75+ timekeeper firm, where the numbers need to roll up cleanly.
At this scale you have a real finance or operations function, and probably a monthly reporting process already. The question isn't whether you get numbers, it's whether you get them fast enough, broken down the right way, and trusted enough to act on without a week of reconciling.
What running a firm this size actually looks like
A dedicated finance or ops function
Rollups matter more than any single number
Benchmarking is most valuable here
Illustrative example — a 110-timekeeper firm
- Litigation department utilization
- 34%
- Peer benchmark (similar firms)
- 41%
- Gap flagged before month-end close
- 7 pts
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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