Question 1

Who can see the firm's financial data in JURE?

Accepted Answer

Practice finance — invoices, payments, fees and dashboards — is restricted to owner and admin roles. Other team members work with matters, tasks, documents and the calendar without access to financial information.

Question 2

What roles does JURE support?

Accepted Answer

JURE uses role-based access control with roles ranging from owner to viewer. Roles determine what each member can see and manage across matters, clients, documents and firm finance.

Question 3

Is JURE suitable for a solo practice?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A solo lawyer gets the same structure — matters, clients, calendar, tasks, documents and finance — in one place, and the collaboration and role features become useful the day the practice grows.

Question 4

Does practice management in JURE include team communication?

Accepted Answer

Yes. JURE includes real-time team messaging with direct and group conversations, plus voice and video calls — and you can share matters, tasks and appointments directly into a conversation.

Question 5

How is practice management different from case management?

Accepted Answer

Case management organizes the work inside a single matter; practice management runs the firm around all of them — clients, calendar, workloads, documents and finance. In JURE the two are the same platform, so nothing is re-entered between systems.

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