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Illustrative playbookClient experienceLitigation

The update your client stops having to ask for

A firm gives each client a private view of their own matter — status, next date, documents shared with them and the messages in between. The client checks a link instead of calling, and the firm stops drafting the same update by hand.

Illustrative playbook — no firm is named and no result is claimed. Every step is a capability LexVitta ships today.

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What a firm would measure to prove it

Inbound status calls per matterCalls logged against the matter whose only purpose was an update
Portal opens per active matterClient portal sessions, per matter, per month
Updates drafted by handStatus emails written individually rather than read from the record

The challenge

Clients rarely call because something has gone wrong. They call because they cannot see anything. Between hearings and drafts there is a silence that only a phone call fills, and filling it is unbilled work for whoever picks up.

The firm already knows the answer. It is on the file. The cost is entirely in moving it from the file to the client, one call at a time.

The system

  1. 01

    One matter record behind the view

    Status, dates, documents and notes live on the matter, so the client's view is a filter on the truth rather than a copy of it.

    Case Management →
  2. 02

    A link, not a login

    The client opens their own matter in any browser on their phone. Nothing to install, no password to reset before they can read a date.

    Client Case Portal →
  3. 03

    You choose what is shared

    Internal notes, drafts and strategy stay inside the firm. Only what you share reaches the portal, document by document.

    Document Vault →
  4. 04

    The fee note arrives with its context

    Invoices are raised against the client with line items and tax, in the currency the engagement is governed by, and the client pays from the link. Invoicing against an individual matter is on the roadmap.

    Billing & Tasks →

What changes

  • The client's first move is the link, not the phone
  • One thread per matter instead of four across two apps
  • Nothing internal leaks into the client's view by accident
  • Partners spend their attention on advice, not on status

See the client portal with one of your own matters.

Thirty minutes, walked through as your client would see it on a phone.