Between January 2024 and December 2024 we helped Maluma close an additional 9 deals for their DataSync and Fusion products
In November 20204 we helped Syncly close their first deal in Scotland
In June 2024 we started working with LegalAI on the development of their new AI solution. We devised and delivered their Go to Market strategy, help build up their team and in January 2025 helped them sign their first client
In May 2024 we worked with Autologyx to help them identify potential customers for thier advanced workflow solution
In April 2024 we worked with new entrant Hoxro on their Go to Market strategy for their new legal PMS solution
In March 2024 we helped an outsourced development company win a major development deal with a major UK bank.
In early 2024 two more deals for Maluma and their DataSync solution. The first was with a home counties firm who needed to extract and report on the data held in their Visualfiles and SOS systems and the second was with a national firm who wanted to be able to report from their Proclaim accounts and case management solution
In late 2023 we helped Maluma close a deal for their DataSync solution with one of the UK's largest Family law, law firms who were looking for a real-time reporting solution for their Proclaim accounting and Case Management systems.
In late 2023 we helped Matters.cloud demonstrate their solution at the LegalEx exhibition
In mid-2023 we helped a Nordic software house enter the UK legal market. We secured numerous demos, meetings with leading consultants and key people within the industry and secured them interviews with some of the UK’s leading legal IT journalists.
In mid-2023 we helped Maluma close a deal for their Fusion solution with one of the UK largest conveyancing firms who were wanting to move closed and archived data off their Visualfiles system which they were looking to decommission.
In early 2023 we helped Maluma close a deal for their Fusion solution with a large National firm who wanted to move closed and archived data off their SolCase system which they were looking to decommission