Welcome to our first newsletter of 2026. We’re kicking off the year with updates on our newly released Binders module, upcoming events and the latest insights shaping modern transaction management.
Binders: Now live—and already making closing workflows faster and clearer
Since releasing our revamped Binders module, legal teams have quickly begun incorporating it into their workflows—using it to produce clear, structured, client ready closing bundles in minutes rather than hours. Users can now add documents from Lists, iManage, NetDocuments or their device, organise their binder with ease, and generate polished outputs without the manual collation traditionally required.
Law firms are already seeing a smoother binder process:
“It saves a huge amount of manual work. Pulling documents together from multiple sources is exactly what we needed.”
If you haven’t explored the new workflow yet, you can revisit our short demo or browse the knowledge base guide for a step by step overview.
See Binders in action: Upcoming webinar
To help teams get the most out of the new workflow, Rob MacAdam, Chief Product Officer at Legatics, will be hosting a live webinar, “A better way to build your binders,” where he’ll demonstrate how firms can produce professional, client ready binders in minutes.
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
-Reduce non recoverable admin work
-Minimise risk by automating repetitive manual tasks
-Deliver consistent, high quality binders every time
-Build a complete, client ready binder from close to final output
Date: Wednesday, 21 January 2026
Time: 4:00–5:00 PM (UK time)
Register here.
Upcoming event: Demonstrating ROI in legal tech at the 2026 SKILLS Showcase
Daniel Porus (CCO, Legatics) will be speaking at the 2026 SKILLS Showcase this Thursday, January 15, alongside Radek Kraus, Local Partner (Prague) at White & Case LLP.
Hosted by SKILLS.law—a global peer to peer virtual conference focused on legal knowledge and innovation—the session will explore how partners evaluate ROI in legal technology and what firms can do to evidence value more effectively.
If you’re interested in attending, you can register at skills.law.
The perfect storm: Why law firms can’t afford to wait on transaction management
Law firms are facing three converging pressures that are reshaping how they operate: rising client expectations, a new generation of talent prioritizing technology and mounting economic pressures. Our latest report explores how these forces are accelerating simultaneously—and why firms relying on traditional, manual methods are now at a significant disadvantage.
The article outlines how modern transaction management platforms can help firms respond on all fronts at once, improving transparency for clients, strengthening talent retention, and reducing operational inefficiencies.
Read the full report to explore the findings.
5 signs your firm has outgrown spreadsheet and email based transaction management
Many firms still manage transactions using Word tables, spreadsheets and email threads—but for most, this approach is now creating more challenges than it solves. This blog highlights five clear indicators that teams have outgrown manual tools, from version confusion and information silos to time consuming status updates and slow onboarding.
It also explores how forward-thinking firms are moving to collaborative transaction platforms that provide a single source of truth, real time visibility and smoother cross firm coordination.
Explore all five signs in the full article.
