What would an Advocate CRM built by Endeavour Marketing actually look like? Explore a live, clickable CRM with 26 legal practice areas — Criminal, Civil, Family, Corporate, Property, Taxation, IP, Labour, Constitutional, Consumer, Banking, Cyber, Immigration, Arbitration, Insolvency, Company Law, Motor Accident, Service Matters, Environment, Human Rights, Succession, Contract Drafting, Legal Advisory, Startup & VC, NGO & Trusts, and Education Law. Every screen — case diary, cause list, hearing calendar, limitation calculator, vakalatnama tracker, GST-compliant billing, witness management, exhibit list, Bar Council compliance and reports — is fully functional. No signup, no payment, no sales call. Built by Endeavour Marketing, Pune.
These demos are simplified previews. Production Advocate CRMs we build for law chambers, boutique firms, and full‑service legal practices include all the following modules, tailored to your bar registration, court practice, and business model.
Every case file — clients, opposite parties, courts, filing numbers, hearings, orders, next dates and documents.
Daily cause list, weekly board, cause‑list sync, hearing diary and court diary with alerts.
India‑specific limitation under Limitation Act 1963 (Art. 58, 62, 113, etc.) with exclusions for court vacations.
Fees, retainers, hourly billing, milestone billing, TDS deduction, GST invoice with SAC 998212 / 998213.
Plaint, written statement, affidavit, vakalatnama, POA, 138 notice, 80 CPC notice, consumer complaint templates.
Signed vakalatnama, filing date, court acceptance, renewed POA, junior advocate sign‑offs.
Client master, KYC, PAN / Aadhaar, engagement letter, conflicts check, communication log.
BCI registration, CPD hours, professional indemnity, cyber‑security compliance, RBI/DPDP advisory.
Case law, precedents, statutes, bare acts, citation manager, SCC / Manupatra / Indian Kanoon links.
Witness list, chief / cross‑examination notes, exhibit numbering, expert witness reports.
Client confidentiality, privilege flags, role‑based access, audit logs, DPDP‑aligned data handling.
Win rate, revenue by case type, hours per hearing, aging debtors, chamber performance.
Every practice area has its own court hierarchy, procedural rules, cause titles, filing requirements and terminology. A Criminal Law CRM is not the same as a Corporate Law CRM. Switch between the 26 practice templates above to see how differently they behave.
Answers to the questions we hear most often from Advocates and law firms evaluating a CRM.
A traditional diary works until you cross 40–50 active matters. Then hearings clash, clients forget briefs, limitation dates slip, and junior advocates lose track of which document went to which court. An Advocate CRM consolidates every case, client, hearing, filing, order, exhibit and fee into one searchable system — with reminders, cause‑list sync, limitation alerts and GST‑compliant billing. It is the difference between reactive practice and a defensible legal process.
Client confidentiality is a professional obligation under the Advocates Act, 1961 and the Bar Council of India Rules. Every CRM we build stores data with role‑based access, encrypted at rest, full audit logging, and a “privilege flag” on every case file. We align with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, and can deploy on‑premise or in your preferred cloud region — India or overseas — depending on client preference.
Yes. Litigation chambers use the case, hearing, cause‑list and filing modules. Advisory and drafting practices use the contract drafting, legal opinion, milestone billing and document repository modules. Many firms use both together. Switch between the practice templates above to see how the modules reconfigure themselves.
Yes. The billing module calculates CGST/SGST/IGST as applicable, applies TDS under Section 194J (10%) for professional fees, handles reverse charge where required, and generates a compliant tax invoice with SAC code 998212 (legal advisory and representation) or 998213 (legal documentation and certification). You can export GSTR‑1 / GSTR‑3B‑ready data.
We integrate with the Supreme Court e‑filing portal, High Court e‑services portals of Maharashtra and other states, the NCLT / ITAT / DRT portals as applicable, and research platforms via deep links. We do not automate logins to portals that prohibit it — we set up saved searches and saved forms so your clerk can move fast without violating any terms of use.
Yes. Roles are fully customisable — Senior Advocate, Partner, Junior Advocate, Legal Associate, Clerk, Intern, Accountant, Client Viewer. Each role sees only what it needs. For example, a clerk can see the cause list but not the fee ledger; an intern can see the draft library but not client contact details. All access is logged.
Tell us how you practice today and we'll show you exactly how a tailored Advocate CRM would look — modules, chambers workflow, integrations and delivery timeline. Based in Wakad, Pune — serving Advocates and firms across Maharashtra and India.
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