Legaltech
Turnkey legaltech platforms and legal portals
B2B and B2B2C platforms for law firms: case workflow, partner portals, automated document generation, payment acceptance and integration with government services.
Stack and integrations
FastAPI PostgreSQL React DOCX templates S3
In short
- What we build
- A legaltech platform: case workflow, client and lawyer portals, automated documents, payments, auditing.
- Who for
- Law firms, bankruptcy practices, collection agencies and consultancies with a steady flow of cases.
- Stack
- FastAPI with PostgreSQL and React, a DOCX templating layer, payment provider, S3 document storage.
- Timeline
- MVP in eight to twelve weeks, production in four to five months.
A good fit when
- → Lawyers run cases in spreadsheets, folders and email
- → A partner network needs a transparent portal for the client
- → There are many repetitive documents generated by hand
- → You need payment acceptance and recorded client consent
What you get
- → Client, lawyer and partner portals with roles and permissions
- → Case workflow: statuses, stages, documents, deadlines
- → Automated DOCX and PDF generation from templates
- → Payment acceptance with consent records
- → Integration with court, enforcement and government services where an API exists
- → An audit log of every action, with export for internal review
Process
- 01 Discovery: a map of the processes and the legal workflow
- 02 An MVP with the key role, typically the client portal
- 03 Production: integrations, documents, payments, team training
Why not an off-the-shelf product
Custom development earns its place where your processes matter.
Ready-made SaaS is good for standard scenarios. But once the business logic depends on specific roles, documents, integrations, security or data, the cost of the workarounds quickly exceeds the cost of a proper architecture.
We start with discovery, separating what genuinely has to be built from what is cheaper to cover with an existing service. That is why the project ends up smaller, clearer and easier to run.
Related cases
Similar problems from the portfolio.
FAQ
Common questions
Is there a real legaltech project?
A partner portal for a bankruptcy procedure (B2B2C): workspaces for the partner, the lawyer and the client, generated filings, payment acceptance, real-time notifications. The write-up is on the cases page.
What does a legaltech platform cost?
An MVP with one role and basic workflow is the entry point. A full B2B2C platform with a partner portal, payments and integrations costs roughly twice that.
How long does it take?
An MVP with the key scenario takes eight to twelve weeks. A production platform with three or more roles and government integrations takes four to five months.
How is document generation done?
DOCX templates with variables, rendered through a templating library, with each document version stored in the portal and signed through an e-document service.
Do you work with electronic signatures?
Yes. Integration with the e-document operators used in your market for sending signed documents, and with the consumer e-signature services for individuals.
How is personal data kept safe?
Data stored on-premise or in a data centre you choose, role-based access, an audit log of every action, encryption of sensitive fields, and compliance with the applicable data protection law.
Are there ready-made CRMs for lawyers?
Several, and they suit standard case management. We take the work when the business model is specific — B2B2C, partner networks — or when integration with internal systems or white-label is required.
How do we measure the effect?
Case cycle time (usually down 40–60%), the share of documents generated automatically (target above 80%), cases handled per lawyer (typically two to three times more), and client satisfaction.
Next step
Let us go through your problem.
We will show you a possible architecture, the risks, the order of the budget and what an MVP could prove.
Discuss a project