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LawKPIs
Who it's for

Running a 76+ employee firm, where the numbers need to roll up cleanly.

At this scale you have a real finance or operations function, and probably a monthly reporting process already. The question isn't whether you get numbers, it's whether you get them fast enough, broken down the right way, and trusted enough to act on without a week of reconciling.

What needs your attention today

Department-level utilization and realization while the month is still open — not three weeks later in the close.

What's costing your firm money

Group-level drift that only surfaces in the rollup, after it has already cost the month.

What to do about it

Review the Executive Summary first, break results down by department, and act on what changed — with peer benchmarks for context.

What running a firm this size actually looks like

A dedicated finance or ops function

Rollups matter more than any single number

Executive Summary

Clean rollups for finance and operations

For a dedicated finance or operations team: review the Executive Summary before breaking results down by department and comparing peer benchmarks.

Keep one firm-wide picture
Bring practice management and accounting together for revenue, expenses and net income.
Focus department-level review
Compare utilization and realization by group, with NyxO explaining what changed.
LawKPIs Executive Summary showing revenue collected, operating expenses, net income, collections and cash in bank
Sample data · Executive Summary, Clio + QuickBooks. Product view shown; figures are not specific to a 110-employee firm.

Pricing for your firm size

Tiers are based on total employees, so Daily Pulse can go to everyone at no extra cost.

Enterprise · 76+ employees

$1,299 / month

USD · monthly billing · 20 LawKPIs logins included

Firm Configuration & Data Validation — $799 one time

Compare plans and billing options

See your firm's first Pulse before you commit to anything.