Data-backed legal pricing, in minutes
Narrative is an AI-powered platform for law firms that automates pricing, matter scoping, time-entry interpretation, billing, and profitability management. It uses historical matters, time records, bills, assumptions, and benchmarks to help firms prepare estimates, proposals, phased plans, and pricing recommendations. The product is designed for large international firms handling complex, multi-office legal work.
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Narrative
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Narrative supports fixed fees, caps, blended rates, and subscriptions, while providing profitability controls, matter-health analytics, billing narratives, work-in-progress reporting, and firm-wide performance insights. Its workflows can capture time automatically, enrich entries, and maintain optional human review with auditability and manual adjustment. The platform operates on top of existing document and practice management infrastructure, with sandbox pilots, modular rollout options, multi-currency support, global reporting, and local compliance options. The company states that it follows enterprise-grade security protocols and leading privacy and confidentiality standards.
What it does
Generates estimates for complex matters using historical firm data.
Models matter phases to support planning and project estimates.
Analyzes and enriches time entries to improve billing accuracy.
Creates invoices and work-in-progress reports from captured time.
Passively records work activity without requiring manual input.
Ranks matter health and suggests actions to improve realization.
Provides auditability, review workflows, and manual output adjustment.
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Narrative combines historical matters, time entries, previous bills, assumptions, and benchmarks to produce data-based pricing recommendations. It can turn a matter brief into an estimate and create proposals containing scope, assumptions, and phased plans, helping firms prepare responses more quickly while considering competitiveness and profitability.
Firms can begin testing the pricing product in a sandbox environment, with the source stating that some customers can be live there the same day. The timekeeping solution can be tested or rolled out within two weeks after approval. Pilots are intended to demonstrate value before wider adoption.
Narrative is designed to sit on top of a firm’s existing practice management and document management systems, avoiding a full replacement or migration. Timekeeping may be replaced if the firm chooses, while the other solutions add capabilities over existing infrastructure. The product also supports modular rollout.
Narrative establishes return on investment during a pilot by tracking measures such as non-chargeable time, profit margins, write-offs, compliance, and proposal win rates. Its profitability tools also provide visibility into realization and matter performance. Firms can use these results to evaluate broader implementation and rollout decisions.
The company says Narrative uses enterprise-grade security protocols and complies with leading privacy and confidentiality standards. The source does not identify specific certifications. It positions secure infrastructure as important for firms managing sensitive legal and client information, and directs visitors to a separate security page for additional details.
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