Enterprise procurement takes 12 months
Security review, legal review, IT review. 18 months from interest to deployment.
50+ lawyers. Enterprise deployment. Practice-group-aware AI.
Security review, legal review, IT review. 18 months from interest to deployment.
Some lawyers use it. Some refuse. No firm-wide standard.
EU, APAC, ME. Each with different rules.
iManage, 3E, HotDocs, Kira, Relativity. Overlapping and unintegrated.
Juniors burn out on drudge work. Leave for in-house.
SSO, SCIM, GDPR, data residency. Controls aligned with SOC 2.
Lawyers and practice groups onboarded in waves.
EU and regional data residency on Enterprise.
Microsoft 365 today. Anything else is scoped per deployment on Enterprise.
AI eliminates the drudge work juniors hate.
Everything lives where it belongs, so the team stays aligned and the work keeps moving.
An AI assistant trained specifically for legal work. Research, draft, and analyze with an AI that understands law.
Compare contracts and documents intelligently. Beyond redlines, understand what changes actually mean.
Available inside HAQQ across chat, mobile, and eFirm workflows.
Prove ROI before firm-wide.
SharePoint for documents, Outlook for mail.
Wave-based rollout across practice groups and offices.
Seat utilization, output metrics, partner dashboards.
Data tells you where to deepen and where to cut.
Yes. Compliant with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 (not certified), MSAs pre-negotiated.
Yes. Regional data residency in EU, UAE, KSA, and more on Enterprise.
Dedicated CSM, IT integration, wave-based rollout over 3–6 months.
If it is Microsoft SharePoint, yes. Two-way sync with in-place editing. Other systems are a migration, not an integration.
6–50 lawyers. Full firm OS plus AI across practice groups.
See the workflowUtilization, profitability, and matter health. One dashboard.
See the workflowMatters, billing, CRM, and AI. One platform. No integrations. No chaos.
See the workflow