Case management system Redbrick Solutions and Klyant Legal Accounting Software have announced a strategic investment to integrate the two service offerings and develop new opportunities for the two businesses.
Klyant was launched in Ireland providing client and firm accounting software. The tie up with Redbrick Solutions, which includes an investment in the business, sees an acceleration of its expansion plans into the England and Wales legal market. Redbrick have described the investment as ‘enhancing’ the existing legal case management capabilities with a ‘streamlined solution for managing accounting needs’ all within a single platform.
The CMS already offers integration options with third party providers covering SDLT, Outlook, Biometric AML, Searches, HM Land Registry e-DRS with digital AP1s, a reporting module, secure (2FA) document sharing and case tracking portal. Commenting on the partnership Jo Hodges, Sales and Marketing Director at Redbrick Solutions said,
“Partnering with Klyant represents a significant leap forward in our mission to deliver an exceptional legal case management solution to our clients. Combining Klyant’s advanced accounting platform with our legal case management software enables us to provide our clients with exceptional efficiency and accuracy in managing financial matters. The partnership, along with our investment, highlights our ongoing commitment to delivering innovative solutions that address the needs of law firms.”
John Gilmartin, CEO at Klyant, adds,
“We are delighted to partner with the team at Redbrick to build an end-to-end solution that will deliver a scalable case management workflow to customers. Our team has always focused on designing an accounting system that enables deep integration with the case management systems used by our customers. We understand the importance of efficiency within the legal conveyancing industry and therefore believe the feature rich Redbrick Solutions case management system, is the perfect integration partner for us to help firms grow profitably.”
