About Us
Nojumi is a legal practice management software that also offers solutions tailored to specific practice areas. Most lawyers use a single practice management software that takes care of their matters, contacts and billings along with many single purpose products for their specific practice area needs, such as for conveyancing, for estate planning, for family law and for litigation. It is not uncommon for lawyers to use 5 to 6 different software products for their various needs. This results in the need to move data over from various platforms into their central practice management software resulting in inefficiencies and time lost. We bridge this gap through our patent pending addons technology that allows us to rapidly build practice area solutions that seamlessly sit on top of our practice management software.
You can think of Nojumi as the place where the entirety of your practice is managed. In addition to handling all of your matters, clients, documents, tasks, communications, appointments, transactions, invoices and reconciliations, we also allow you to unlock specific practice area functionalities on a pay-per-use basis to for example create a will, a power of attorney, a minute book, a shareholder agreement, a commitment letter, or to complete a real estate closing right from within the practice management software.
We provide an end-to-end solution in a practice area by automating the entirety of the work that the lawyer completes in that practice area, including obtaining the required information from the appropriate parties involved in the matter, generating the legal documents, obtaining signatures from the appropriate parties, storing the documents in the appropriate location and sending numerous automated correspondence to the parties involved in the matter.
Nojumi has an interesting past as it grew out of a law firm in Toronto. We started our legal tech journey by automating administrative processes for the law firm to create efficiencies. This experience exposed us to a world of inefficiencies in the legal industry that was previously unknown to us and made us determined to take meaningful steps within the legal tech space. As part of our journey, we have developed core patent-pending technologies that have enabled us to automate the process of providing legal services.
We realized that resolving inefficiencies in a law practice required two sets of solutions: general practice management solutions as well as specific solutions for specific practice areas in a jurisdiction. When we examined the available legal tech solutions we noticed that they either provided general practice management solutions such as matter and contact management, docketing, billing, bookkeeping, reconciliations, task management and scheduling or they provided specific practice area solutions such as conveyancing platforms, corporate maintenance solutions and dispute management solutions, which generated customized legal documents in the form commonly used in specific jurisdictions. As a result of the bifurcation in the available solutions, we noticed that many firms utilizing legal tech end up with numerous legal tech solutions on their tech stack, many of which didn’t seamlessly integrate with one another.