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LexisNexis Introduces Next Generation of Juris Accounting Software

LexisNexis Introduces Next Generation of Juris Accounting Software

Juris 3.0 adds ClientPay integration for online payment processing, improved email billing, and reporting options for law firms

LexisNexis Legal & Professional, a leading global provider of information and analytics, today announced the official commercial launch of LexisNexis® Juris® 3.0 – the latest generation of the premier billing, accounting, and financial management software for law firms. Juris 3.0 users have access to improved billing, analytics, and accounting software that will streamline payment collections, provide fresh reporting insights, and improve client communications.

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Trusted by more than 1,700 law firms nationwide, Juris 3.0 builds on previous generations of the software and upgrades the solution by adding an integration with ClientPay, an award-winning digital payment acceptance solution for legal and other professional services firms, delivering a new collection of reports in Juris Suite Reporting, improving email billing, and adding important usability enhancements that remove obstacles to daily productivity.

“Juris 3.0 is the next generation of accounting, analytics, and billing software that firms will use to work as efficiently as possible, satisfy clients, and optimize profitability. This upgrade is designed to improve efficiency in the areas that impact firms the most, as well as support data driven decisions for firm leaders,” said Scott Wallingford, Vice President and General Manager of LexisNexis Software Solutions.

The three major components of Juris 3.0 include:

Integration with ClientPay: Juris 3.0 enables firms using the ClientPay solution for online payment acceptance to streamline credit card processing even further by automating the process of sending integrated click-to-pay links with invoices and recording cash receipts directly in Juris. With more efficient payment management, firms will cut payment processing costs, reduce staff time spent managing payments, and improve collection performance. Firms working with ClientPay realize an average of 17% savings on payment processing costs.

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Juris Suite Reporting: The Juris Suite Reporting module provides firm leaders a real-time view of the information they need to make more informed business decisions. With a complete overhaul of reporting in this new module, Juris 3.0 makes it easier and faster to generate reports and provides even greater decision support.

Email Templates: Juris 3.0 also introduces upgrades to our email template that help firms automate and improve email billing workflows. New features now enable firms to set boilerplate text for email bodies, create custom subject lines, include payment links, and more. This upgrade will streamline the process of email billing, so firms get paid faster and spend less time on this vital administrative task.

Wallingford added, “Juris 3.0 builds an even stronger foundation for the time, billing, analytics, and accounting solutions our clients rely on every day. With this next generation software, firms can reduce costs, make smarter decisions, and see higher profitability.”

Juris 3.0 is built on technology actively supported by Microsoft. Firms that upgrade are ensured their Juris software will be compatible with new versions and updates of Windows and SQL server.

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