What would you say to a colleague who asked you for advice on management software?
I'll tell him Jarvis or nothing.
Jarvis customer review
1. What is the main problem you faced before using Jarvis?
The main problem was managing my practice. I was simply using a cloud service for my files with nothing but the Office suite to work with. After a while, it became problematic to the point where I spent more time organizing my files and my tasks according to their priorities rather than devoting myself to my profession as a lawyer. The same was true for billing.
2. How did Jarvis help you solve this problem?
The solution offered by Jarvis undoubtedly addresses the problem I was facing. I think I have saved around a hundred hours of work during the year, since Jarvis offers access to all the information for each file in an orderly and centralized manner. I just need to use all the features offered by the solution optimally to have peace of mind and no longer worry about a possible oversight in my files.
3. What is your assessment after several months of use?
After more than a year of using Jarvis, I have a largely positive assessment of it. Despite some email and calendar synchronization issues, which the technical team resolved, Jarvis offers a solution that meets all my law firm management needs. My goal was to spend as little time as possible on organizing my work and more generally managing my practice, so as to allow me to spend more time processing my files. I can say without a doubt that Jarvis helped me achieve this goal.
4. What would you say to a colleague who asked you for advice on management software?
I'll tell him Jarvis or nothing.
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Me Zelimkhan CHAVKHALOV is a lawyer at the Strasbourg bar.
Holder of a Master's degree in public and private law, as well as a Master in Private International Law, it aims to advise and represent natural and legal persons in matters relating to private international law in general and commercial law and international arbitration in particular.
