A Singapore law firm now runs client onboarding, notary invoicing and billing entry as short, approved steps in Microsoft Teams.
To: accounts@example.com
Subject: Your invoice from the firm
Invoice attached as PDF.
Illustrative example with fictional data — not a screenshot of the firm's system.



Screenshots are from a test environment with dummy client data. Purple = a person approves.
Open the matter in Clio to generate the bill.
Route A illustrated with fictional data.

Law firms hold privileged and personal information, so how automation is built matters as much as what it does.
Everything runs inside tools the firm already used, such as Teams and Clio. No new third-party service receives client data.
The automation sits inside the firm's own environment, so the firm's IT administrator keeps control of the systems involved.
Key steps need a person's approval, and each step is posted as a message in Teams — a visible record of what happened and when.
The screenshots on this page come from a test environment with dummy data, and identifying details are blurred.
Intake, checks, letter and file follow each other — no separate lookups or copy-pasting.
Notary and ad-hoc work is captured and invoiced from a template, not a paper stub.
Fees and expenses go from source to Clio, so fewer errors and less month-end scramble.
Every engagement starts by baselining the current workflow, so the change can be measured after go-live.
We build around the tools your team already uses. Tell us where the re-typing happens and we'll show you what a few short, approved steps could replace.
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