“We now use LawVu across every aspect of our work: to allocate new requests to the right lawyer; to assign work to external lawyers, including scoping and tracking costs; to report on business unit managers work and any trends we've identified. All of this happens with little admin overhead, freeing up time for us to get on with the work.”
Just like other departments and business units, reporting and analytics software make it easy for in-house legal teams to make the case with numbers and make data-driven decisions to proactively manage work, optimize the legal function, forecast future needs, and ultimately showcase the value of legal to the rest of the organization.
Without technology, many legal teams and legal leaders struggle to generate insights and reports in an efficient way (as reported in the legal tech report). Legal technology gives teams an effective way to collect and structure data in a central repository, and that data can then be used for more efficient reporting and analytics. Many technology vendors include reporting capabilities in their offerings, whether by default or as an additional paid module.
LawVu legal workspace surfaces key metrics on any work you manage in LawVu from matters, contracts, and legal spend. Common use cases for LawVu reporting are:
Out-of-the-box reporting is included for free with your subscription. It includes ready to use visualizations that you can easily slice, dice, filter to get the insights you need and report on your work, fast. If you want advanced options to build bespoke dashboards, combine with other data or other uses such as integrating with AI and machine learning platforms, it can be added for a fee.
By clicking subscribe I acknowledge and accept the terms of the LawVu privacy policy (found here) and consent to receiving marketing emails from LawVu to stay up to date with news and events (you can unsubscribe at any time).
LawVu Head Office
26-28 Wharf Street, Tauranga 3110, New Zealand
