The only all-in-one legal practice management system with built-in business and trust accounting.
CosmoLex is a premier cloud-based legal practice management solution engineered for small-to-mid-sized law firms. By 2026, it has solidified its market position by being the only major platform to eliminate the 'QuickBooks Tax'—the technical and financial overhead required to integrate external accounting software with practice management. Its architecture is built on a unified database that manages case files, time tracking, and complex IOLTA/Trust accounting within a single environment, ensuring 100% compliance with bar association requirements. The platform provides a robust API for ecosystem extensibility and employs high-level encryption for data at rest and in transit. Its competitive advantage lies in its 'No-Sync' philosophy, which prevents data discrepancies between billing and accounting modules, a common failure point in legacy legal tech stacks. For 2026, CosmoLex has integrated deeper AI-driven insights for financial forecasting and automated document synthesis, making it an essential tool for firms prioritizing operational efficiency and financial integrity.
A built-in ledger system specifically designed for IOLTA compliance, featuring automated three-way reconciliation.
Verified feedback from the global deployment network.
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Native payment processing gateway that automatically allocates funds to trust or operating accounts without manual intervention.
Uses logic-based templates to pull data from matters and contacts into complex legal forms.
An algorithmic scanning tool that identifies unbilled tasks and events in calendars and emails.
Integration with court rules to automatically calculate and populate filing deadlines.
Secure, encrypted extranet for document sharing, messaging, and online invoice payments.
Full-stack lead management system that tracks prospective clients from initial contact to matter conversion.
The manual process of reconciling trust accounts is prone to error and time-consuming.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Electronically sign and archive the report for compliance audits.
Large firms struggle with compiling time entries from multiple attorneys into a single invoice.
Moving from on-premise legacy systems to the cloud is technically risky.