She adds the task. You approve it.
Ask Donna to log an expense, add a party, or book a consult. She fills in the record and waits for your say. She never deletes anything.
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Ask in plain words.
She reads the whole file.
Every claim opens to its page.
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Frix gives your firm one system to run on, so every call, every document, and every deadline moves the case forward.
Ask Donna to log an expense, add a party, or book a consult. She fills in the record and waits for your say. She never deletes anything.
Donna writes the draft, saves it as a Word file, and keeps editing inside the document with your letterhead in place.
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Access logged
See what people changed and which screens they opened.
Delete any time
Remove any document or matter on request.
You and Donna
One matter. One question. No setup. No commitment.
You and your team
Share matters, documents, tasks, and chats with the people you work with.
Your whole firm
Phones, intake, calendar, and analytics, all running on one system.
Questions
No. Give Donna a record, ask a question, and see the answer for yourself. No setup or firm-wide commitment required.
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