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Why All Law Firms Need CRM
(or Taking Control of Your Firm’s Opportunities
for Profit)
Agenda

1. It’s all about Grow – Protect –
   Sustain!
2. Determining your CRM needs
3. Why should CRM be a priority
4. Demonstration scenarios
5. Software might not help
6. Communicating the benefits
7. Calculating ROI
8. Getting started
9. How we can help

Q&A
(This session will be recorded)
Grow, protect, sustain

            What clients will you lose?
            How many have you called on?
            What is the rest of the firm doing?
            Who is talking to our clients or
             prospective clients?
            What are other firms doing?


            When lawyers change firms…
Determining your CRM needs

              How many new client prospect
               telephone calls do you make each
               day?
              Does everyone who communicates
               with a client know what other practice
               groups said to them or did for them?
              Is all client information kept in one
               area or program for easy reference?
              Do you have several databases of
               information that you need to access
               for a 360 degree client view?
              Are you able to manage the top 20%
               of clients that give you 80% of your
               revenue and 90% of your profit?
Why should CRM be a priority

               Staff satisfaction and turnover
               Targeting and closing new business
               Management of client interactions
                and profitability
               Turns frogs into princes
            Internationally
            In Canada, CASL “control and
            prevention” of unsolicited email, SMS,
            Instant Messaging (IM), Spyware,
            Malware, Phishing, Pharming, Social
            Networks
            In UK, the Legal Services Act will see the
            GBP23 Billion legal services market
            shared with banks, insurers and retail
            outlets
Making CRM work in your firm

            Common scenarios
               Searching for clients and exploring
                relationships
               Adding new contact records,
                connections and lists
               Reviewing activities, creating and
                sharing opportunities
               Creating a targeted mailing/event list
Warning! software might not help

                 CRM is not software
                 Consider the culture of the firm
                 What is the attitude toward sharing of
                  clients and contacts?
                 How can the managing partner help?
                 Is there a CRM champion?
                 A carrot and stick approach


                 Fear of sharing
                 Ease of use
                 Avoid going too “heavy”
Communicating the business benefits

   Centralized and reliable information/knowledge base (deal flow, sales pipelines
    etc.) for reporting ROI on marketing/business development investments
   Improved communications (clients, prospects, affiliates/referrers/industry
    marketing lists) – “Name and Shame”, “Walk on Water” reporting
   Better collaboration across staff/teams/practice groups
   Stronger relationships - clients/staff/associates/partners
   Greater efficiencies - staff can do more with the time they have
   Eliminate processing fall throughs using triggered alerts
   Full, complete audit trail of marketing, business development, client care activity
   Enhanced client satisfaction through better ownership, improved service
    levels/escalation and follow through
   Better business analysis, automated trend reporting to make informed decisions
    using dashboards/KPI reports
   Single view into marketing/financial/client management
Calculating ROI

         How many existing clients did your
          firm lose in the past 12 months and
          what were the annual revenues?
         How many new business
          opportunities were lost in the past 12
          months and what were they worth?
         What is the dollar value of business
          opportunities missed for timing or
          lack of follow up?
         What are practice groups doing to
          support business development?
         What is the cost of servicing your
          most difficult clients? Are they worth
          it?
Getting started

         Take action
         Consider the priorities
         Match the right technology to the firm
         Relationships are king. Knowledge is
          power. Contacts and relationships
          are the firm's assets
         The need for integration
         Find the “light house” practice groups
How we can help
Helping law firms become more
 effective business developers
What we do is help law firms and     We can help coach people to
their staff become more effective    become systematic, organized,
business developers – to increase    disciplined, innovative and
client billings with less effort     tenacious in their business
                                     development activities
What we believe in is that it is
no longer just enough to be good     Why use us? Track record – We are
at what you do. You must also be     more focused on change, not just
good at winning new clients and      education
have systems in place to retain
them

What are we looking for? Firms that share our beliefs and want to
create a consistent source of new clients and secure revenue streams
where they are in control and are prepared to invest to get it
Thank You!

xRM4Legal “On Demand”:
• Fixed fee per month per user
• No hardware required; no server or
  Client Access Licences required
• Includes software updates,
  unlimited phone/email support
• Quick start fixed fee implementation
  and training
• Comprehensive implementation and
  “train the trainer” kits
Email David@xRM4Legal.com
Email Phil@xRM4Legal.com
Phone (212) 653 0379

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Why All Law Firms Need Crm

  • 1. Why All Law Firms Need CRM (or Taking Control of Your Firm’s Opportunities for Profit)
  • 2. Agenda 1. It’s all about Grow – Protect – Sustain! 2. Determining your CRM needs 3. Why should CRM be a priority 4. Demonstration scenarios 5. Software might not help 6. Communicating the benefits 7. Calculating ROI 8. Getting started 9. How we can help Q&A (This session will be recorded)
  • 3. Grow, protect, sustain  What clients will you lose?  How many have you called on?  What is the rest of the firm doing?  Who is talking to our clients or prospective clients?  What are other firms doing?  When lawyers change firms…
  • 4. Determining your CRM needs  How many new client prospect telephone calls do you make each day?  Does everyone who communicates with a client know what other practice groups said to them or did for them?  Is all client information kept in one area or program for easy reference?  Do you have several databases of information that you need to access for a 360 degree client view?  Are you able to manage the top 20% of clients that give you 80% of your revenue and 90% of your profit?
  • 5. Why should CRM be a priority  Staff satisfaction and turnover  Targeting and closing new business  Management of client interactions and profitability  Turns frogs into princes Internationally In Canada, CASL “control and prevention” of unsolicited email, SMS, Instant Messaging (IM), Spyware, Malware, Phishing, Pharming, Social Networks In UK, the Legal Services Act will see the GBP23 Billion legal services market shared with banks, insurers and retail outlets
  • 6. Making CRM work in your firm Common scenarios  Searching for clients and exploring relationships  Adding new contact records, connections and lists  Reviewing activities, creating and sharing opportunities  Creating a targeted mailing/event list
  • 7. Warning! software might not help  CRM is not software  Consider the culture of the firm  What is the attitude toward sharing of clients and contacts?  How can the managing partner help?  Is there a CRM champion?  A carrot and stick approach  Fear of sharing  Ease of use  Avoid going too “heavy”
  • 8. Communicating the business benefits  Centralized and reliable information/knowledge base (deal flow, sales pipelines etc.) for reporting ROI on marketing/business development investments  Improved communications (clients, prospects, affiliates/referrers/industry marketing lists) – “Name and Shame”, “Walk on Water” reporting  Better collaboration across staff/teams/practice groups  Stronger relationships - clients/staff/associates/partners  Greater efficiencies - staff can do more with the time they have  Eliminate processing fall throughs using triggered alerts  Full, complete audit trail of marketing, business development, client care activity  Enhanced client satisfaction through better ownership, improved service levels/escalation and follow through  Better business analysis, automated trend reporting to make informed decisions using dashboards/KPI reports  Single view into marketing/financial/client management
  • 9. Calculating ROI  How many existing clients did your firm lose in the past 12 months and what were the annual revenues?  How many new business opportunities were lost in the past 12 months and what were they worth?  What is the dollar value of business opportunities missed for timing or lack of follow up?  What are practice groups doing to support business development?  What is the cost of servicing your most difficult clients? Are they worth it?
  • 10. Getting started  Take action  Consider the priorities  Match the right technology to the firm  Relationships are king. Knowledge is power. Contacts and relationships are the firm's assets  The need for integration  Find the “light house” practice groups
  • 11. How we can help
  • 12. Helping law firms become more effective business developers What we do is help law firms and We can help coach people to their staff become more effective become systematic, organized, business developers – to increase disciplined, innovative and client billings with less effort tenacious in their business development activities What we believe in is that it is no longer just enough to be good Why use us? Track record – We are at what you do. You must also be more focused on change, not just good at winning new clients and education have systems in place to retain them What are we looking for? Firms that share our beliefs and want to create a consistent source of new clients and secure revenue streams where they are in control and are prepared to invest to get it
  • 13. Thank You! xRM4Legal “On Demand”: • Fixed fee per month per user • No hardware required; no server or Client Access Licences required • Includes software updates, unlimited phone/email support • Quick start fixed fee implementation and training • Comprehensive implementation and “train the trainer” kits Email David@xRM4Legal.com Email Phil@xRM4Legal.com Phone (212) 653 0379