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Decision intelligence for Legal.

See matter profitability, likely outcomes, and team workload as the docket moves — so pricing, staffing, and strategy are decided on live economics, not reconstructed from a billing report after the quarter closes.

Matter profitability Outcome prediction Workload forecasting

The economics of a matter, while it still matters

Most firms only learn whether an engagement made money long after the work is done. Realization, write-downs, and leverage are reviewed in arrears; profitability lives in a spreadsheet that nobody updates between billing cycles. By then the chance to reprice the scope, change the staffing mix, or have the conversation with the client is gone.

Decision intelligence puts those numbers in front of the people making decisions. We build analytics on your practice management, time, and billing systems that compute matter margin as hours are logged, predict outcomes from your own history, and forecast where the docket will overload a team. Partners price and staff on evidence; practice leaders see strain before it turns into missed deadlines or burnout.

Three layers of legal decision intelligence.

Matter reporting, predictive models, and live signal on one governed view of your practice data.

01 / reportingCORE
BI on legal operational data
Live dashboards over matter margin, realization, WIP, and leverage — built directly on practice management, time, and billing data instead of monthly exports.
  • Margin by matter, client, practice
  • Realization and write-down tracking
  • WIP and aged-AR visibility
02 / predictionCORE
Predictive outcome & workload models
Outcome-likelihood scoring from historical matters plus workload forecasting across the docket, so strategy and staffing decisions rest on data.
  • Case outcome likelihood
  • Matter duration and cost forecasts
  • Team workload projection
03 / signalSECURE
Real-time matter & budget signal
Streaming alerts when a matter runs past budget, realization slips, or a deadline cluster forms — routed to the responsible partner with the underlying detail.
  • Budget and scope-creep alerts
  • Realization-slippage flags
  • Partner-in-the-loop review

Decisions worth instrumenting in Legal

The models that pay off are the ones a partner or practice leader can act on while the matter is live:

  • Matter profitability analytics — compute true margin by matter and client as time is logged so pricing and staffing decisions reflect real economics, not list rates.
  • Outcome prediction — estimate likely results and ranges from comparable historical matters to sharpen case strategy and settlement posture.
  • Workload forecasting — project attorney and team capacity against the active docket so assignments are balanced before deadlines collide.
  • Budget overrun signals — flag matters trending past their fee budget early enough to manage scope and have the client conversation in time.

Common questions.

How does decision intelligence measure matter profitability in a law firm?

We model true matter economics from time entries, rates, realization, write-downs, and staffing cost, so partners see margin by matter, client, and practice as work is logged — not months later in a year-end review. That makes it possible to price, staff, and renegotiate engagements while there is still money on the table.

Can predictive models forecast case outcomes and attorney workload?

Yes. We build outcome-likelihood models from historical matters, jurisdiction, and matter characteristics to inform strategy and settlement decisions, and we forecast attorney and team workload from the active docket so staffing and capacity are planned before deadlines collide.

Explore related capabilities.

Price and staff on live economics.

Thirty-minute briefing for managing partners, practice leaders, and finance. We map where matter-level intelligence changes the call and leave you with a roadmap and ROI memo. Response inside 24 hours.