Twenty features.

Features do not sit side by side; they work connected. Every field on the row leads to a feature that works elsewhere in the file.

A case file keeps parties, hearings, legal deadlines, notes, documents and the activity log in a single record. The kanban board moves a case from status to status. Deadline tracking calculates due dates by skipping weekends and Turkish public holidays. The calendar merges hearings and deadlines into one agenda, tasks distribute work across the team, and search finds cases, documents and hearings within the permissions you hold.

A change in one file reaches the other modules on its own: add a hearing and the agenda fills, a deadline approaches and a notification goes out, the record enters the search index. Your firm does not retype the same information in three places.

A client profile brings together contact details, notes, appointments and linked cases. An intake record passes the conflict-of-interest check and becomes a client in one click (the process is covered in the client intake guide). Roles and permissions make sure every team member sees only the screens their work needs; how to run the check is covered in the guide to conflict-of-interest checks.

The support module lets you open tickets and exchange messages inside the application. Notifications run on five channels: in-app, email, SMS, WhatsApp and mobile push. The mobile app puts cases, clients, search and the agenda in your pocket.

Document management attaches files to cases; every upload passes a type and size check and then a mandatory malware scan. The document security module explains scanning, retention and the electronic signature flow; the detail is in the guide to legal document security and e-signature. Billing combines line items, VAT, expenses and hourly time entries on one invoice and marks overdue invoices automatically.

Online payments let a client settle an invoice through iyzico, the Turkish payment provider; once the payment is verified the invoice moves to paid and the collection rate updates (the practical walkthrough is the guide to online payments for law firms). Data migration brings in the Excel and CSV records of your old system and exports your data when you need it.

The AI assistant is a separate package, independent of the plans (HukukBis AI): it produces draft pleadings, suggests replies to client messages and keeps legal analysis records; usage is tracked against the package's monthly request quota and every output goes to a lawyer for review. The guide to AI drafting for lawyers explains the drafting workflow. The UYAP integration matches case and hearing data from Turkey's national judiciary system with your files, records e-notifications and writes every sync to a log; what UYAP is explains the concepts.

Reporting gathers case, client and finance KPI cards, average case duration, collection rate and satisfaction scores on the dashboard. Webhooks and the API connect HukukBis to your ERP, document management and BI systems.

All three plans include case, client and document management plus basic billing. Higher plans add UYAP, advanced reporting and developer tools. The solutions page shows which one fits your practice; for the team behind HukukBis, see the about page.