Switching

Compare tsuro, then switch without the upheaval

Compare tsuro with the system your firm uses today, then see how we plan the move with you so fee earners keep working throughout.

Why firms compare before they change

Most firms review their legal software at a contract renewal, after a merger, or when a growing team finds its matters spread across several systems. The real question is rarely which system looks better in a demo. It is whether the move can happen without fee earners losing weeks, and whether the firm ends up with one system rather than several.

Our comparison pages do not score other products. Each one sets out how tsuro approaches the work, from first enquiry to final bill, gives you neutral questions to put to any vendor, and explains how a switch from that system is planned. For the whole picture first, start with the tsuro platform overview.

Switching, without the upheaval

Changing platform is the part firms dread. We plan it with you, bring your data across and phase the move so fee earners keep working throughout.

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  1. Step 01

    Discover

    We map how each team works today and agree what good looks like.

  2. Step 02

    Configure

    Workflows, templates and permissions are shaped to your practice areas.

  3. Step 03

    Migrate

    Client and matter data is brought across and checked before go-live.

  4. Step 04

    Go live

    A phased launch with training, so every team is confident from day one.

How long it takes depends on the size of your firm and its practice mix, so we agree a phased plan at the start. Our guide to switching case management systems covers the planning in more depth.

On a system we have not listed? The same four steps apply. Book a demo and tell us your current system on the form, and we will shape the demo and the migration plan around it.

Plan your switch with us

Book a demo and we will show you tsuro on matters like yours, then talk through how a move from your current system would run.