Lawyer
A CRM for lawyers, built to withstand case files
Litigation or advisory, a lawyer’s file lives on procedural deadlines, binding correspondence and history that commits. Ystura develops a CRM that structures files, attaches every email and watches the deadlines — with the confidentiality the profession demands.
Today
Procedural deadlines
A missed deadline isn’t lost productivity: it’s a professional-risk event.
Scattered correspondence
A negotiation spread across emails, letters and calls: reconstructing it takes hours.
The handed-over file
The associate leaves, the file stays — but the file’s story leaves with them.
What you get
Structured files
Case, parties, procedural phase, exhibits: a lawyer’s file, not a “contact” record.
Deadlines under watch
Procedural deadlines and hearings feed a single calendar, with multi-level alerts.
Attached correspondence
Every email with a case correspondent files onto the case — history holds up.
Confidentiality by construction
Data hosted in France, isolated, fine-grained permissions per associate and per case.
Lawyer
Features
Frequently asked questions
Data stays on our French infrastructure, isolated per firm, with no third-party analytics. Access is logged. We sign the necessary confidentiality undertakings.
No, it surrounds it: the CRM manages relationships, correspondence and deadlines; regulated billing stays in your trade tool.
Scanned letters file themselves like emails; the case history stays complete.
Go further
Guides
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- Zero typing: the client record next to the email, and the email filed by itselfEmail is already your real CRM — just without structured memory. How to connect Outlook or Gmail to the client file without changing your habits.