One operational context
Keep the client, team, documents, tasks, appointments, billing and activity connected to the work they belong to.
Connect intake, clients, matters, documents, deadlines, billing and client access in one operating workspace built for South African legal practices.
Clients, team, dates, documents and billing connect through controlled context.
A legal matter rarely lives in one place. It involves people, dates, documents, responsibilities, communication and money. Lexuno keeps that operational context connected so the team can understand what has happened, what is due and what should happen next.
Keep the client, team, documents, tasks, appointments, billing and activity connected to the work they belong to.
Make ownership, deadlines, pending decisions and important exceptions easier to see.
Give each role the context it needs while keeping client access and sensitive work deliberately limited.
Use one connected operating flow for intake, matter setup, legal work, client access and billing.
Capture booking requests and prospective-client information, then carry approved details into the next stage.
Create the working record, assign responsibility and connect the relevant people, dates and documents.
Coordinate tasks, deadlines, documents, workflows and review activity around the matter.
Share selected updates, documents, appointments and invoices through a separate Client Portal.
Prepare invoices, record manual payments and keep the financial trail attached to the work.
Open each area on its own, or work from the matter that connects them.
Keep status, team, client, dates, tasks, documents, billing and activity around the matter.
Organise people and organisations without confusing leads, prospective clients, engaged clients and general contacts.
Plan work, assign responsibility and keep deadlines, appointments and internal events visible.
Keep files and versions connected to the correct matter or client, with controlled visibility and review context.
Turn repeatable legal and operational processes into defined stages, decisions, retries and audit history.
Create draft invoices, issue approved documents, record manual payments and understand outstanding balances.
Find authorised records quickly and keep important events visible without confusing work queues with unread messages.
Give invited clients a separate, limited view of the information the firm has deliberately shared.
Explore each area through its core capabilities and access boundaries.
See how client, team, tasks, documents, billing and activity connect through the matter.
Capability structureLexuno combines a shared practice workspace with role, capability and record-level controls.
See the practice’s operational picture, manage access and review the work that needs attention.
Focus on assigned matters, documents, tasks, deadlines and client work.
Work from specialised records and queues without receiving unrestricted access to everything.
Use a separate portal limited to information the firm has deliberately shared.
Lexuno combines shared operational context with role, workspace and record-level controls. Provider-dependent features remain unavailable until the required configuration is active.
Use permissions that reflect responsibilities inside the practice.
Keep one firm’s operational records outside another firm’s workspace.
Limit access according to matter, assignment, client visibility and operational context.
Keep internal legal work separate from information deliberately shared through the Client Portal.
Retain visibility into important changes and high-risk actions through the platform’s audit controls.
Show external capabilities as unavailable, unverified, connected or degraded according to their real configuration.
Lexuno’s AI and QA architecture is designed around source records, structured findings, human review, firm controls and eligible paid subscriptions.
Available after eligible paid activationKeep generated findings connected to the document, matter or record that produced them.
Require a person to review, confirm, reject or resolve findings instead of treating automated output as final legal judgment.
Keep AI unavailable until the required provider, policy, entitlement and user permissions are active.
AI features remain unavailable during the free trial and are reserved for eligible paid subscriptions.
Begin with the people, storage and controls the practice needs today. Add capacity as the team and workload grow.
For independent practitioners who need one organised professional workspace.
For small and growing firms that need shared work, roles and operational visibility.
For established firms that need greater capacity, stronger controls and more advanced workflows.
Larger or more complex practices can request an Enterprise configuration. Some subscription changes may require assisted activation while online payment providers remain unconnected.
Compare plansClear answers about workspace structure, team scalability, AI governance, and client boundaries.
No. Solo is designed for independent practitioners, while Practice, Firm and Enterprise options support larger teams and more complex operating needs.
No. The Lexuno App manages legal-practice operations. The main Lexuno website helps members of the public find legal information, lawyers and law firms.
No. Invited clients use a separate Client Portal and can only view information their legal team has deliberately shared.
No. The core practice-management workspace does not depend on AI. AI-assisted capabilities remain optional, controlled and limited to eligible paid subscriptions after the required provider and firm controls are active.
Lexuno includes firm billing tools for invoices and manual payment records. Online payment functionality depends on an approved and connected payment provider, and its availability is shown according to the actual provider state.
Yes. The workspace is designed to grow with the practice. Some subscription changes may currently require assisted activation while payment providers are being connected.
No. Lexuno provides software for legal-practice operations. It does not provide legal advice or replace professional legal judgment.
Start with the core workspace, explore the platform and choose a plan when you are ready.