Simplify your Everything.

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Simplify Everything.Out of necessity, many firms are using multiple, standalone

solutions to manage the day-to-day operations of their practice.

From their accounting systems to document and email

management, through to client management, every solution

plays an important role. Those systems, however, create an

extra layer of complexity.

There is tremendous power and time savings hidden within the

simplicity of a streamlined approach. Clio’s intuitive and robust

design coupled with powerful integration functionality will

smooth out your day-to-day workflow and uncomplicate your

overly-complex life.

Customize your solution.

Clio customers can customize their user experience for improved productivity. Your firm’s unique so your practice management system should be too.

Critical drivers.

Which of the following is the most likely change agent in the legal market?

Don’t get left behind. Technology is seen as a critical driver of change in the legal market in the coming year’s.

Access anywhere.

Log onto Clio’s mobile app using your iPhone or Android device and manage your practice from the road—a must in today’s busy world.

Intuitive Design.

Save even more time by not experimenting with your software. Clio offers legal practices everything they need in an easy-to-understand interface.

Connect all your legal apps.

Create one centralized hub for a streamlined workflow. Connect Clio to hundreds of web apps such as, Dropbox, Box, Chrometa, Quickbooks etc.

Results? A simplified practice that is more productive.

Visit clio.com to start your free trial today.

Source: 2014 Law Firms in Transition An Altman Weil Flash Survey

The Problem The SolutionSimplify with Clio.

It starts with change.

Has your firm significantly changed its strategic approach to efficiency of legal service delivery?

Many law firms feel pressure to change elements of their business model to stay competitive in the post-recession economy. However, 61% of firms have not significantly changed their strategic approach to efficiency of legal service delivery.