Law firms

Law firms lose referrals to email. Introzy fixes that.

Intro fees, co-counsel splits, and source-of-business, one record from introduction to invoice.

Built for law-firm teams of 3–100 that already get referrals.

Referral pipeline
Whitfield v. Corestone
Ref. by Calder & Roe LLP
Retained$8,400 fee
Harbor & Bell · employment
Ref. by D. Whitfield
Engagement letter$6,200 est.
Cedar Group · commercial
Ref. by P. Shah
Conflict check,
Novaform · IP licensing
Ref. by Calder & Roe LLP
Retained$5,100 fee
Matter referral pipeline with fee splits, attributed to the referring firm

Untracked referral fees

A partner sends you a matter. You close it, invoice it, and forget who sent it. The referral fee goes unpaid, or worse, unrecorded.

Co-counsel splits in email

Fee-sharing agreements live in email threads nobody can find six months later. When the invoice settles, the math is a memory.

No source-of-business report

You know referrals drive your practice. You just can’t prove it, or tell the managing partner which relationships matter most.

Capture, track, pay, in firm vocabulary.

Capture

A referring firm or contact submits through your portal, forwards an email, or shares a link. The matter appears in your pipeline with the referral source attached, no retyping.

Track

Conflict check, engagement letter, retained, every stage change is credited to the referring firm. They see it in their portal without calling your office.

Pay

When the invoice collects, the referral fee or co-counsel split calculates and lands on a statement both firms can read. Net-30, every month.

Integrations
ClioQuickBooksGmailOutlook

Questions firms ask.

Yes. You set the split percentage per matter or per referring firm. When the invoice collects, both sides see the same statement with the same math.