Search and software provider poweredbypie has today announced it has become a Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx) industry partner.
Lynne Squires, Head of Business Development at CILEx comments:
“I am delighted that poweredbypie has become a CILEx industry partner. This formal partnership enables us to confirm poweredbypie as a recognised service provider that has demonstrated its commitment to CILEx’s members, stakeholders and organisational values.”
Carole Ankers, Chief Product & Technology Officer, poweredbypie explains:
“As one of the three core approved regulators of the legal profession, one of CILEx’ goals is to promote professional unity, co-operation and mutual assistance within the legal profession. We value this collaborative approach as we also work closely with legal firms to understand and solve their everyday challenges by developing practical and trusted technical solutions. By unlocking the power of technology, we help organisations work more efficiently and securely and therefore deliver an even more professional service to their customers.”
poweredbypie has recently launched Document Portal which is a solution that offers new ways for legal professionals to interact directly with clients. Secure electronic exchange of all documentation within the conveyancing process is permitted following a 2 Factor Authentication, removing the delays associated with ‘printing and posting’ paper-based legal forms and mitigating the risks posed by email communications.
Document Portal is part of poweredbypie’s Brighter Law Suite of products which enables solicitors to streamline communication. Amongst its many features, Brighter Law includes a web quotation tool which integrates seamlessly into a law firm’s website to manage new client interaction and provide instant quotations. It can increase quote conversion rates and provides a simple solution to guarantee compliance with the recent transparency of fees regulations.
For further information please see: www.poweredbypie.co.uk
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