One client and engagement view
A shared client and engagement view, with faster lookup and clearer relationship ownership.
Search and coordination time saved plus fewer duplicate pursuits and hand-off errors.
Teams approach the same client inconsistently, miss opportunities and risk confidentiality or conflict mistakes.
50 professionals × 15 minutes saved weekly × 46 weeks × AUD 75/hour = about AUD 43k before growth benefits.From trusted evidence to a controlled capability.
Clients, contacts, corporate relationships, engagements, matters, teams and communication permissions are resolved across CRM, practice management and document systems. Relationship ownership, confidentiality walls and conflict-relevant links are current, with clear rules separating helpful context from restricted matter information.
AI can prepare an authorised client briefing, identify relationship gaps, summarise recent activity and suggest an appropriate follow-up or cross-service conversation. It can support conflict-search preparation and handovers, but cannot clear a conflict or disclose restricted matter content.
A partner prepares for a client meeting by asking several teams for recent work, open proposals and relationship history, while a related entity is stored under a different name.
A permission-aware assistant resolves the related entity, retrieves only authorised engagement and CRM facts, and produces a source-linked briefing with one unresolved relationship flagged for review.
The relationship owner verifies the briefing and holds a better-informed meeting without exposing another team's confidential matter. Measures include preparation time, duplicate pursuits, missed relationship links and permission exceptions.
Partners and risk teams approve client actions and conflict decisions; AI cannot relax ethical walls, infer privileged facts or communicate with a client without approval.
- Client-meeting preparation time
- Duplicate or missed relationship records
- Permission and conflict-review exceptions