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What changed.Concretely.

  1. 01
    75 min → 10 min
    • Process
    • Tech

    NDA process automated without adding a tool

    French subsidiary of an international healthcare group · 20 to 40 NDAs per month · Google Workspace

    What we changed

    • NDA process automated inside Google Workspace, the environment already in place
    • No new CLM, no additional licence
    • Processing time: 75 → 10 minutes per NDA, a 87% reduction
    • 260 to 520 hours a year of potentially recoverable legal capacity, on 20 to 40 NDAs per month
  2. 02
    71%
    • Process
    • Tech

    Auto-resolution of subsidiary requests

    European pharma group · 1,200 people · in-house legal of 7

    What we changed

    • Compliance intake structured
    • Q&A agent on group documentation base
    • Automatic triage and routing: 71% of subsidiary requests resolved without human intervention
    • Time to first response: 2.3 days → 4 hours
  3. 03
    87 k€
    • Data
    • Process

    Contract mapping and tracking

    Agri-food mid-cap · 450 people · Maghreb + France · 1-person legal

    What we changed

    • Centralized contract repository with metadata
    • Expiration alerts at 90/60/30 days
    • Dashboard exposed to CFO
    • 14 tacit renewals avoided in the first year: €87k of commitments that would have renewed without a decision
  4. 04
    22 j → 8,7 j
    • Process
    • Tech

    A contract chain without buying a CLM

    European B2B services group · 700 business users · Legal team of 4 · Microsoft 365

    What we changed

    • Request form, generation, approval, DocuSign signature and archiving, inside Microsoft 365
    • Standard contract cycle: 22 → 8.7 days
    • Requests sent by email: 45% → 9%
    • Standard contracts generated from the flow: 0 → 58%
  5. 05
    10 j → 3 j
    • Data
    • Strategy

    Executive committee reporting built around decisions

    French healthcare group · 2,800 people · 9 countries · Legal team of 8 · Power BI

    What we changed

    • Reporting rebuilt around five decisions the committee can actually take
    • Slides: 26 → 9; indicators shown: 18 → 6
    • Preparation for each committee: 10 → 3 days
    • An “expected decisions” section in every committee
  6. 06
    45 min → 8 min
    • Acquire

    Matter intake redesign

    Law firm · Paris · 12 partners · business law

    What we changed

    • Client intake process redesigned
    • Conflict check centralized on Sheets
    • Automatic engagement letter generation
    • Around 200 partner hours saved over the year
  7. 07
    −23 j
    • Produce
    • Measure

    Case and procedural-deadline tracking

    Law firm · Lyon · 6 partners · 35 staff

    What we changed

    • Dashboard tracking cases and deadlines
    • Automated client reminders on missing documents
    • Average handling time: 94 → 71 days
    • Files with missing documents: 38% → 9%
  8. 08
    −72%
    • Produce
    • Knowledge

    Procedural-document production redesign

    Law firm · 4 partners · South of France

    What we changed

    • Templates connected to a structured form
    • Document generation and filing in one click
    • Production time: 18 → 5 minutes per document
    • Around 450 staff hours saved over the year
  9. 09
    +11 %
    • Bill
    • Measure

    Refocusing the firm on the matters that count

    Business law firm · Paris · 14 partners · about 1,100 matters a year

    What we changed

    • Client value, profitability and complexity matrix to set the seniority level of each matter
    • Matters over budget: 42% → 19%
    • Hours on the least profitable matters: 31% → 18%
    • Margin on tracked matters: +11%

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