Every case, every deadline,every riyal.
Law 360 runs the whole firm on one platform — from first enquiry to final invoice — so nothing sits with the wrong person, slips past a date, or goes unbilled.
- Eight roles, permission-controlled per module
- Full Arabic and English, right-to-left
- Every action logged and attributable
One File, From Enquiry to Invoice
A case does not live in someone's inbox, a spreadsheet and a folder on a desktop. It lives in one record that moves through the firm with its history attached.
Enquiry arrives
Captured from any source — walk-in, referral, campaign — with the client record created or matched automatically.
Scope agreed
Scope of work, case number, contract justification and order items recorded before anyone starts work.
Assigned to a lawyer
Routed to an attorney or consultant with a due date. The request box only holds what nobody owns yet.
Reviewed and approved
Submitted for review, decided against an SLA, and returned or signed off — with the decision on the record.
Billed and collected
Contract value, payment plan, instalments and collection status — tracked against the same case.
Who Can See What — Decided by You
Client confidentiality is not a setting you bolt on afterwards. Every role is built on least privilege: people reach the modules their work requires and nothing else.
Eight roles out of the box
General Manager
Firm-wide visibility, approvals and financial oversight.
Department Head
Their department's caseload, assignments and review queue.
Attorney
Assigned cases, documents and the work they submit for review.
Consultant
Advisory assignments and the files attached to them.
Secretary
Intake, scheduling, meetings and client coordination.
Accountant
Contracts, instalments, collection and expenses — not case content.
Marketing
Segments, leads and business-development activity only.
Administrator
Users, roles, permissions and firm settings.
Roles are editable — grant or revoke any module per role without touching code.
The Dates That Cost You Cases
A missed hearing is not an inconvenience; it is a claim. Law 360 watches the calendar so your people do not have to hold it in their heads.
Automatic reminders
Notice before a case date falls due, by email and in-app, re-armed if the date moves.
Review SLA
Submissions are timed against a service level, so nothing waits silently in a queue.
Exceptions board
Overdue, unassigned and at-risk work surfaced in one place instead of being discovered late.
Shared calendar
Hearings, meetings and appointments visible to everyone who needs them.
Workload view
See who is carrying too much before a deadline is the one that tells you.
Court and client meetings
Scheduled with participants, agendas and follow-up recorded against the case.
From Contract Value to Cash Collected
Most firms know what they billed. Fewer know what they are owed, by whom, and since when. That gap is where the money goes.
Case 2026/0418
Commercial dispute
Contract value
180,000SAR
Collected
120,000
Outstanding
60,000
Payment plan
- Collected
On signing
60,000 SAR
- Collected
On filing
60,000 SAR
- Due 15 Apr
On judgment
60,000 SAR
Every figure above sits on the case record, with its invoice attached.
Contract and stage
Value, stage and justification recorded on the case, not in a side spreadsheet.
Payment plans
Split a matter into instalments with due dates and amounts, fixed or percentage.
Collection status
Collected and uncollected marked clearly on every financial record.
Expenses and cost centres
Firm spend captured, approved, and attributed to the cost centre that bears it.
Accounting attachments
Invoices and receipts filed against the record they belong to.
Financial reporting
What is contracted, what is collected and what is outstanding — at a glance.
Every Action Logged and Attributable
When a client asks what happened and when, the answer should take seconds — not a search through inboxes.
- Who
The user behind every create, edit, assignment and decision.
- What
The record touched and the change made to it.
- When
Timestamped and immutable, in order.
Case 2026/0418 — activity
Immutable
Time
User
Action
Record
09:02
Reem A.
Secretary
Created the case file
Commercial dispute
09:17
Faisal M.
Department head
Assigned to
Nawaf S.
11:40
Nawaf S.
Attorney
Uploaded a document
Statement of claim v2
13:05
Nawaf S.
Attorney
Submitted for review
Due in 2 days
15:22
Faisal M.
Department head
Approved with notes
Review closed
16:48
Huda K.
Accountant
Recorded an instalment
60,000 SAR
Entries cannot be edited or deleted — only added to.
Also recorded
- Assignment and reassignment history
- Review submissions and decisions
- Document uploads and versions
- Comment threads on each case
- Login activity and sessions
- Permission and role changes
Arabic Is the Interface, Not a Translation
Your team works in Arabic. So does the software — completely, including reports and printed documents.
English
- Case 2026/0418 · Assigned to Nawaf S.
- Review due in 2 days
- Instalment 2 of 3 · Collected
العربية
- القضية 2026/0418 · مُسندة إلى نواف س.
- المراجعة تستحق خلال يومين
- القسط 2 من 3 · محصّل
The same record, the same software — only the direction changes.
Full right-to-left
Every screen, report and document is laid out for Arabic, not mirrored as an afterthought.
Switch instantly
Staff move between Arabic and English without losing their place.
PDPL compliance
Client data handled in line with Saudi personal data protection law.
Hosted in Saudi Arabia
Your files stay in the Kingdom, and they stay yours.
Local support
A team in Riyadh, in your timezone, answering in Arabic.
Built around Saudi practice
Designed with firms here, for how work is actually assigned and approved.
Frequently Asked Questions
What firms ask us before they move.
Yes. Access is granted per role and per module, and roles are editable. An accountant can reach contracts and instalments without reaching case content; a department head sees their department's work and not another's.
Yes. The entire interface is right-to-left in Arabic, including reports and printed documents, and staff can switch language at any time without losing their place.
Law 360 notifies the people responsible before the date falls due, by email and in-app. If the date is rescheduled the reminder re-arms automatically.
Yes. A matter can be split into instalments with their own due dates and amounts, and every financial record is marked collected or uncollected.
Every create, edit, assignment, review decision and permission change is recorded with the user and a timestamp, and the history cannot be edited.
Yes. Team chat with file attachments is built in, so case discussion stays attached to the firm rather than scattered across personal apps.
A typical firm is live within a few weeks. Migrating existing client and case data and training your staff are available as part of the rollout.
Google Workspace is supported for calendar and mail, and an API is available for anything else. Tell us what you run and we will confirm what is involved.
Still have a question?
Talk to the team in Riyadh — we answer in Arabic or English.
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