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Software for Law Firms: Organise Clients, Documents, and Communication Centrally

Client enquiries arrive by phone, email, and post all at once. Documents need to be reviewed, questions clarified, and the status of each matter needs to stay traceable, often across multiple clients and team members. The Lysis platform brings together client communication, documents, and tasks in one place, and can be extended with AI support for phone and email as needed.

Everyday Life in Many Law Firms

  • Documents arrive through different channels and need to be matched up manually
  • Follow-up questions to clients aren't always documented traceably
  • The status of individual matters isn't visible at a glance
  • Recurring engagements (e.g. monthly documents) get reorganised from scratch every time
  • With a high volume of enquiries, it becomes unclear what's currently where

What This Can Look Like in a Law Firm

Demonstration cases from our law firm demo system for illustration only, no real client data.

Submitting Documents, Clarifying a Question

A private client uploads their tax documents through the portal. The firm reviews the documents, notices that one piece of information is missing, and records the follow-up question directly on the matter. The question automatically creates a task with the status "Awaiting Client".

Reviewing Receipts, Clarifying an Item

A self-employed client submits receipts for her income statement. A single receipt raises a question. The firm flags that exact receipt, clarifies the open item through the platform, and the status stays traceable for everyone involved.

A Single Matter Becomes an Ongoing Process

A business client initially submits their monthly documents as a one-off. Once that matter is closed, they ask whether the firm can take on ongoing monthly support. Only then is a recurring monthly process with a fixed checklist set up.

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What the Platform Offers Law Firms

Client Management

Clients and their contact details are managed centrally, including a history of matters and communication.

Phone Calls From the Platform

Phone calls can be made directly from the platform. Conversations can be transcribed and assigned to the relevant client or matter.

Tickets for Structured Work

Follow-up questions, open items, and recurring matters are organised as tickets with a clear status and owner.

Secure, Document-Linked Inbox

Communication with clients runs through a secure inbox and can be linked directly to the relevant documents.

Roles for Secure Exchange

Rights and roles govern who can view and edit which client data.

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AI Support When Many Similar Requests Come Together

  • Calls about standard matters are captured and pre-structured before they reach the team
  • Emails about documents, deadlines, or questions are recognised, categorised, and summarised
  • More complex or sensitive matters are flagged and handed off to the responsible person
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Security, Data Protection, and Professional Responsibility

Handling client data requires particular care. That's why, at Lysis:

  • Processing can be done locally, or alternatively on servers within the EU
  • Customer data is not used to train AI models
  • Roles and rights ensure that only authorised people have access to client data
  • Relevant regulatory requirements such as GDPR and the EU AI Act are factored into the implementation
  • The specific integration with existing workflows and systems is assessed on a project basis

AI doesn't replace professional judgement. It takes on recurring steps such as capturing, pre-sorting, and summarising information – decisions with legal or tax implications stay with the qualified professionals at your firm.

If You're Not Sure Yet Where to Start

Not every law firm needs the same solution. Sometimes a single point of relief on the phone is enough; sometimes it's worth looking at your entire client processes. In our first conversation, we'll work out together where your firm currently loses the most time and what can be usefully digitalised.

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