Automate your work tasks, track the status of individual cases and prompt your fee earners to complete tasks in a timely manner.
There are two sides to every coin. When it comes to legal workflow it’s a question of both ensuring that the service your clients receive is first class and building in measures to ensure the work is carried out efficiently and profitably.
LawWare incorporates tools to help you build your own workflows and can be set up to deal with a range of worktypes where a systematic approach is required:
- Estate Agency
- Conveyancing
- Debt Recovery
- Insurance Litigation
- Licensing
- Leasing
- Wills
- Probate / Executries
- Trust Administration
- Complaints and more…
When you configure your LawWare case management software you have the option to establish workflows as rigidly or as fluidly as you see fit.
The system will allow you to:
Workflow management within LawWare is ideally suited for structured transactional work. We can work with you to help you set up your worlflows and, where available, we may be able to offer a starter template to help you create a bespoke workflow management system.
You can use workflows to help you improve consistency and reproduciblity and capture expert knowledge of how to do things.
Your firm may require an automated Workflow (sometimes called Case Management) system in addition to Matter Management. To cater for this, LawWare offers Workflow Case Manager. This featires the capture and production of all the information required to optimise the efficient processing of cases for the firm and its clients.
LawWare represents workflow/ case management technology for the legal office. LawWare stores case files in a ‘virtual’ filing cabinet. Each file effectively replicates the traditional paper case file.
Powerful search facilities allow the user to locate any file within the virtual filing cabinet using almost any piece of information. Once a case file is opene the user can prepare documents, record events or schedule further actions. The virtual file minimises the need for access to a ‘paper file’ thus providing a substantial time saving.
The task scheduler provides each user with a daily ‘to do’ list of scheduled tasks which have become current (or overdue). The user can action, reschedule, alter or forward the tasks from within the to-do list. Examples of tasks include the issue of reminders, the prompt to move to the next stage in a case, a supervisor file review, reminders to make telephone calls, and warnings of forthcoming key dates (e.g. limitation, completion dates).
Used for:-
- Estate Agency
- Conveyancing
- Debt Recovery
- Insurance Litigation
- Licensing
- Leasing
- Wills
- Executries
- Trust Administration
- Complaints
Some routine tasks can be automated entirely as if an ‘electronic secretary’ produces suggested output directly to the user’s printer.
A full history of tasks completed, contacts, and work undertaken is displayed, along with suggested documents still to be produced and tasks still to be carried out.
The system forward posts and thereby manages diary entries and sets tasks. Each stage allows you to post time and costs to the file for accurate tracking of work-in-progress.
This module is designed to maximise the volume of transactions that staff can administer. At the same time, whilst improving risk management and productivity for the firm.
Our clients range from small start-up legal practices to multi-partner, multi-site firms.