Score

3-Minute LegalTech Readiness Quiz

Manual processes with spreadsheets or physical files

Generic project tools (Monday, Asana, Microsoft Planner)

Legal-specific platforms (e.g., Legistify, Provakil)

Integrated practice management suite with automation

File folders or basic cloud storage (Dropbox, Google Drive)

SharePoint or similar with basic organization

Legal-specific DMS (iManage, NetDocuments) with standard features

Fully integrated DMS with workflow automation and AI capabilities

Separate time tracking and accounting software

Integrated legal billing system (Aderant, Elite, Clio)

Comprehensive ERP with automated timekeeping and analytics (IntApp, custom-built)

Integrated CRM with automated client communications (Nexl, LexisNexis Interaction, Zoho)

Basic e-signature platforms like Adobe Sign

Integrated digital signature platforms within workflows

AI-assisted review and execution workflow

Templates stored in folders with manual edits

Some automation with clause libraries or basic merge tools (Gavel, Definely, ClauseBuddy, etc.)

Advanced document automation platform integrated into workflows (HotShots, Kim Documents)

Shared drives with basic organization of precedents

Dedicated knowledge portal with search capabilities

Advanced KM system with AI search and practice-specific knowledge bases

Enterprise-grade secure communication platforms with fully encrypted, real-time backups