I'm PJ, based in Encinitas. I build custom tech for law firm COOs who are tired of bolting together 9 SaaS tools that still don't talk to each other.
Yes. Clio/MyCase/Filevine → QuickBooks or Xero, plus intake form sync. Usually 2–4 weeks depending on how clean your current data is.
Yes. Realization rates, utilization, matter aging, origination credit, WIP — pulled from your PMS and billing system into one view. I've done this for firms your size.
Automate the intake-to-matter workflow, auto-generate engagement letters, pre-fill conflict checks, and push time entries from calendar/email. Usually saves 3–6 hours per attorney per week.
99% of the time — extend it. Replacement is expensive, disruptive, and rarely fixes the actual problem. I'll tell you honestly which it is.
Built several. Client uploads, e-sign, matter status, invoices, secure messaging. Integrates with NetDocuments, iManage, or SharePoint.
Depends entirely on scope. Small automation: a few thousand. Full dashboard or portal build: more. Text me what you need — I'll quote a number in the same conversation.
If your staff is typing client info into 3 systems, that's the first thing to fix. Cheapest win, biggest morale boost.
Automated full-text search across all past matters + related parties. If it takes longer, you're losing work to faster firms.
Most firms under-bill 8–15%. Fix collections before adding headcount — it's the same revenue, much cheaper.
They're good at 2 things and mediocre at 8. Best-of-breed + integrations outperforms almost every time.
A web form that auto-creates the matter, runs conflicts, emails the engagement letter, and triggers the retainer — that's the unlock.
If your partners only see numbers at month-end, they can't course-correct. Live data changes behavior.
I've built this stuff for firms from 8 attorneys to 200. No sales team, no junior devs. You text me, I build it, it works. That's the whole model.
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