Legal Tech Companies

Every day, timekeepers lose billable hours they’ll never recover. Not because they didn’t do the work, but because their timekeeping systems make it too difficult to capture it accurately and quickly.
  • A partner logs time from memory at the end of a 12-hour day, forgetting half the client calls.
  • An associate abandons a time entry

Law firms can spend countless hours on a critical but time-intensive process: identifying and cataloging client requirements during new business intake.

That’s why, way back in 2017, Intapp introduced an AI feature in Intapp Terms that identified and categorized terms of business. It helped document reviewers easily access and validate those terms, as well as

Beyond CRM: AI-powered solutions for private markets offered valuable insights into how AI and CRM technologies are transforming private capital markets, particularly in areas such as relationship management, deal origination, investor relations, and portfolio management. The panel featured industry experts discussing key trends, challenges, and innovations. Watch the full webinar on demand here.

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U.K. tax advisory firm uses Intapp Collaboration to enhance knowledge management using Microsoft 365 applications and enable strategic growth

PALO ALTO, Calif. — October 21, 2025 — Intapp (NASDAQ: INTA), a leading global provider of AI-powered solutions for professionals at advisory, capital markets, and legal firms, today announced that tax advisory firm Ostberg Sinclair & Co has

For accounting firms, digital transformation begins with rethinking how documents are managed, shared, and secured across the organization. Outdated file systems and fragmented collaboration tools create inefficiencies, compliance risks, and barriers to client service. Conversely, modern collaboration tools and document management solutions (DMSs) — particularly those built on Microsoft 365 — enable firms to centralize

The modern business environment is defined by constant regulatory evolution, heightened global scrutiny, and rapidly expanding data volumes. Across industries, organizations must continuously monitor legal exposure while maintaining efficiency, transparency, and strategic foresight.
Traditional methods of risk evaluation were once dominated by manual reviews and subjective judgment. But now, they are increasingly challenged by the

Growth across the legal industry has skyrocketed in recent years, with firms seeing higher demand in evolving industries, strong performance across practice areas, and improved profitability. But this expansion comes with a critical challenge: How can you scale your risk and compliance operations without compromising the quality and rigor that protect your firm and clients?