Legal apps for London firms whose clients are busy, mobile and often abroad.

Clients scan passport chips or upload documents, complete a liveness check and answer source of funds and source of wealth questions inside the app. Company clients add directors and beneficial owners, checked against Companies House where relevant. Your compliance team reviews each file before the matter opens, in line with the Money Laundering Regulations and your firm's risk assessment.

Names of the client, the other side and connected parties are captured at intake and passed to your conflict search before a consultation is confirmed. Fee earners only see the enquiry once it has cleared, which matters in a city where large firms often act against each other.

Lawyer booking app development in London has to handle several offices and many diaries. Clients choose a practice area, a solicitor or the next available specialist, and pick a video call or an office meeting. Reminders, rescheduling and pre meeting questions run automatically, and late cancellations free the slot for someone else.

Much of London's housing is leasehold, so a flat purchase depends on management packs, lease extensions, service charge information and freeholder replies. The tracker shows buyers each enquiry raised, who it is waiting on and what is still outstanding before exchange and completion, so delays are explained before the client asks.

Conveyancing fraud often starts with a fake email changing the firm's bank details. The app shows client account details inside an authenticated screen, warns clients never to trust emailed changes, and takes card or Open Banking payments for fees. Client money still follows the SRA Accounts Rules through your own accounts system.

Contracts, witness statements, immigration evidence and board papers are uploaded with encryption, version history and per matter permissions. Clients can sign engagement letters and simple forms electronically, and you decide which documents need a wet signature or a witness.

Each matter has a plain language timeline, from instruction to filing, hearing or completion, plus a message thread visible to the whole team on the file. A trainee can answer a routine question while the partner is at the Royal Courts of Justice, and the exchange stays on the record.

Londoners speak a very wide range of languages, and a client who struggles with English legal forms is more likely to drop out of intake. We can add translated intake forms, help text and notifications for the languages your clients actually use, such as Arabic, Polish or Bengali, while legal advice and engagement terms stay in the language your solicitors approve.

Company clients can add several authorised contacts, see every open matter across departments, request new work and download reports. Access is removed when someone leaves the client business, and the general counsel sees spend and status in one place.

Partners and practice managers see enquiries by source and department, conversion to instruction, stalled onboarding files and overdue tasks. Supervisors can reassign work and spot matters waiting too long on the client.