Matters, court dates, documents, time and billing — organised the way a law firm actually works, not the way software usually forces it.
Most firms are not disorganised — their information is just scattered across things that were never meant to talk to each other.
Today
Matter files
in a steel cabinet
Court dates
in a desk diary
Documents
buried in email
Time worked
on a paper slip
Invoices
in a Word file
Payments
in a notebook
With JurisFlow
One matter. One screen. Everyone sees the same thing.
Open a file and the whole picture is there — who is working on it, what is due, what was filed, what it has earned.
Every matter numbered and classified your way — CIV-2026-0001 — with the team, the court, the suit number and the opposing parties on record.
Hearings and deadlines with email reminders two days, one day and an hour before. Record an adjournment and the next date is added for you.
Upload a new version and the old one is never overwritten. Every download is logged with who took it and when.
Type 1h 30m, 1.5, 90m or 1:30 — it understands all of them. Submit for approval, and approved time is what gets billed.
Tick what to bill, choose how to group it, add expenses. VAT and totals calculated, PDF on your letterhead.
"Northstar Energy" finds "North Star Energy Ltd" across your clients, opposing parties and matter titles. Partners record the decision.
JurisFlow installs to your home screen like an app — no app store, no download. Check a hearing, look up a suit number or record the hour you just spent, from wherever you are.
Good morning
Adaeze
Ten steps, start to finish. Most firms work through them in an afternoon.
Register, confirm your email with the code we send, and you are in.
Name, address, TIN and RC number — these appear on your invoices.
Adjust who can do what, and how you classify matters and court events.
Each person gets an email, sets their own password and joins.
Search every past client and opposing party before taking new work.
It gets a number automatically, like CIV-2026-0001.
Documents, tasks and court dates all live on the matter.
Type it however you like — 1h 30m, 1.5, 90m or 1:30.
Tick what to bill and JurisFlow builds the invoice.
Attach the transfer receipt and balances update themselves.
Your files stay yours. If a subscription lapses there is a grace period with full access, and after that the account becomes read-only — everyone can still sign in, open matters, read documents and check court dates. What pauses is adding new entries. Nothing is deleted and nothing is locked away, because a missed payment should never put a client's case at risk.
Open a file you are actually working on, put its next hearing in the diary and record a few hours against it. Twenty minutes will tell you more than any demo.
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