Product: Intapp Intake

New business acceptance is much faster now. Most requests are cleared within an hour. Lawyers no longer waste time looking at paper-based conflicts reports.

The combination of Intapp Intake and Intapp Conflicts provided a solution that checked all of the boxes on security and compliance for us and our clients.

Marie Claire Le Houerou, Senior Client Experience Director at Intapp, joined Bim Dave for an episode of The Legal Helm Podcast. In this episode, MC shares insights on how Intapp’s solutions are helping firms revolutionize their legal operations, from compliance to the wider quote-to-cash journey.

Join our technical briefing to learn how Intapp’s approach to the cloud and AI lets law firms improve operational efficiency and securely scale business.

Join us on February 6 for our latest risk and compliance webinar, where we’ll explore the importance of future-proofing your compliance tech stack and offer guidance on investing in new technology.

What Australian law firms need to know to start taking next steps toward 2026 compliance with the AML and CTF Amendment Bill 2024.

To stay ahead of their competitors, law firms need to thoroughly analyse and take on new business as fast as possible. But how can firms accelerate new business intake without increasing legal risk? Watch our latest webinar to learn how your law firm can better manage risk and maintain compliance with Intapp technology. Cindy Mundow, Practice Group Leader at Intapp, will showcase Intapp’s legal compliance product line and discuss how these tools can help your teams: Accelerate new business intake Support your firm’s anti-money-laundering process Reduce legal risk in bringing on new business Adhere to clients’ outside counsel guidelines Centralize secure access to sensitive information and enforce permissions Discover how Intapp can help your firm successfully mitigate legal conflicts.

With the Intapp mobile app, on-the-go professionals can easily access Intapp Intake and Intapp Conflicts.

As the accounting industry faces consolidation and increased PE interest, firms must consider their technological partnerships carefully.