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Clio

Lexfill connects to Clio so client data flows both ways:
  • Import — bring Clio contacts and matters into Lexfill as clients and cases, so intakes start from data you already have.
  • Push — send completed intake results back to Clio, keeping it the system of record.
  • Open from Clio — a custom action inside Clio deep-links straight to the matching client in Lexfill.
Connect Clio from the console settings; the connection is per-user via Clio’s standard OAuth flow.

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Google Calendar

Connect Google Calendar on Settings → Scheduling and booked consultations land on the host’s calendar with a Google Meet link — while their busy times are hidden from the booking page, so nobody double-books them. If Google access is revoked, the settings page says so and asks you to reconnect; existing bookings keep their links.

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Zoom

Zoom is a location option on any consultation link. A host who has connected Zoom gets a meeting link generated automatically with each booking; one who hasn’t is flagged on the consultation link so you notice before a prospect books.

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Stripe

Stripe powers two separate things, and they don’t share an account:
  • Getting paid by clients — invoices and paid consultations, set up on Settings → Payments. The money goes straight to your firm’s own bank account. See Invoicing & payments.
  • Your Lexfill subscription — what your firm pays us, on Settings → Billing & plan.

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Court Watch browser extension

Court Watch checks EOIR hearing dates in a real browser tab on your computer, so it needs the Lexfill Assistant extension installed once. The walkthrough is on Settings → Court Watch.

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More integrations

Additional practice management integrations are on the roadmap. If there’s a tool your firm relies on, tell us.