Consistent fee discussions
Use the same scope questions, rates and assumptions across your team. Give partners a clear basis for reviewing each estimate.
For your legal practice
Lawyers don’t just chat with AI. They build tools with it.
AI chat tools can’t do everything lawyers need. Fliplet turns prompts into secure tools.
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For your firm
Build around repeatable work
Turn recurring estimates, proposals and requests into tools your team can use. Give lawyers more time for the work that needs their judgement.
Less repeated drafting
Bring approved credentials and relevant experience into each proposal draft. Let your lawyers focus on the client’s needs.
Knowledge colleagues can use
Turn a process your specialists know into a guided tool. Help colleagues find the right information without starting a new email thread.
Mills & Reeve case study
Firm knowledge in daily use
Mills & Reeve recorded 20,000+ interactions in one quarter with its Global Contracts Portal. Built with Fliplet, the portal brings contract documents, previews and downloads together for users.
“Fliplet enabled us to deliver impactful solutions in days — tools that genuinely improved access to information and made a real difference across the firm.”
From idea to tool
How it works
Describe the work you want to improve, then shape the result around your firm.
Describe what you need
Tell Fliplet what the tool should do, who it is for and the steps it should follow.
Refine your tool
Add your firm’s content, branding and logic. Adjust the draft to fit your process.
Review and share
Check the content and outputs, set access permissions and share with the right people.
Your firm’s standards
Built around your firm
A useful tool needs more than a first draft. Bring your firm’s standards for access, branding and review into the way it is built and maintained.
Control who sees what
Configure sign-in, data access and file permissions for colleagues and clients. Review the setup with your security team before launch.
Make it your firm’s
Use your firm’s branding and terminology. Shape the questions and outputs around how your practice works.
Connect the right data
Use APIs and integrations to connect approved systems. Agree the data, access and connection requirements with IT.
Keep changes accountable
Review changes with version history and rollback. Give each tool a named owner for its content, calculations and release approval.
See what gets used
See how colleagues and clients use your tools. Use analytics alongside feedback from your practice teams to decide what to improve next.
Keep reviews moving
Set up approval steps and notifications for fee estimates, proposal drafts and client requests. Route each item to the right colleague for review.
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Built by law firms
See how firms use Fliplet to share legal guidance, support client service and deliver tools for their teams.
Case study
Mills & Reeve: Better client experience and faster delivery
Legal tools, client-facing experiences and internal workflows that make information easier to use across the firm.
Case study
Bird & Bird: Expanding legal guidance into 15 apps
The Digital Marketing Law Guide and other tools make the firm’s legal guidance easier to access and update.
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Gateley: Launching pages and apps in hours
Internal and client-facing digital experiences delivered with less development overhead.
FAQs
Where should our firm start?
Choose one recurring task with clear inputs and an output your team can check. A fee estimate or proposal draft is a practical starting point. Bring the process and a sample output to a demo, using material approved for sharing.
Who builds and maintains the tool?
Lawyers and business teams can start by describing what they need in plain language. Assign a practice owner to the content and logic, and agree who maintains the tool. Involve your IT or innovation team where integrations, access or technical requirements need their expertise.
Can we use our own documents and precedents?
Yes. After starting a prompt, you can add documents or links in the builder to explain your process. Your team decides which materials are approved for this use, which versions to use and who can access the resulting tool.
How do we check the outputs?
Treat the generated version as a draft. Have the responsible lawyers check the content, formulas, assumptions and sources against known examples. Agree approval and update responsibilities before colleagues or clients rely on the tool.
Can we share tools with clients securely?
Will it work with our existing systems?
Fliplet supports APIs and integrations with existing systems. The connection depends on the system, available access and the data you need. Bring your requirements to a demo so we can assess them with your IT team.
Start with one practice need
Bring one recurring process and a sample output approved for sharing. In your demo, we’ll explore a possible tool and discuss the people, systems and review needed to put it to work.