Features
35 modules, one system, one set of rules.
Hukunci is not a case tool with add-ons bolted to the side. Every module below shares the same permission model, the same audit trail and the same firm-scoped data layer, which is why a matter, an invoice and an appraisal can all refer to the same piece of work without anyone copying it across.
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The work
Every kind of engagement a firm takes on, held in one structure with one set of rules.
Matters
Litigation and non-litigation work in one record, with the team, the court, the timeline and the paperwork attached to it.
Read moreConsultations & requests
Advisory sessions from first enquiry to written opinion, including the requests clients send from their portal.
Read moreRetainers
Ongoing arrangements tracked against the matters they cover, with terms and status visible to everyone who needs them.
Read moreTasks
Assignable work with owners and due dates, tied to the matter or client it belongs to.
Read moreCalendar
Hearings, consultations, meetings, task deadlines and approved leave on one calendar the whole firm can read.
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Clients
What the client sees, what they can do, and how the firm hears back from them.
Client portal
A separate, secure sign-in where a client sees their own engagements and nothing else.
Read moreLeads
Someone the firm may turn into a client, recorded once and followed up.
Read moreService complaints
A real complaints procedure rather than an inbox rule, with severity, ownership and a full status log.
Read moreClient feedback
Structured feedback the firm can act on, gathered per matter and recorded against the individual staff involved.
Read moreInsights
The firm's articles, written and published in the same app that runs the practice.
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Documents & communication
Where the firm's files live and where its conversations happen, both inside the audit trail.
Document management
A private repository organised the way a matter file is organised, with history kept rather than overwritten.
Read moreMessaging
Channels the firm does not have to create, because they follow the structure of the firm.
Read moreMeetings
Calls arranged in advance, held in the conversation they concern rather than in a separate invitee list.
Read moreVideo calls
Hearing prep, client meetings and internal calls, started from the record they concern.
Read moreNotifications
One notification system across the product, delivered where the recipient will actually see it.
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Time & money
From the minute recorded to the invoice paid and the salary run, without re-keying anything.
Time tracking
Recorded time that goes through review before it reaches a client's invoice.
Read moreInvoicing
Invoices raised against any engagement, approved internally, and sent looking like the firm's own.
Read moreExpenses
Claims that route themselves through the firm's actual approval chain.
Read moreVendors
The suppliers the firm actually pays: onboarded, contactable, and with bank-detail changes put through approval.
Read morePayroll & finance
Salary profiles, payroll runs and payslips alongside the firm's accounts and reporting.
Read moreAnalytics
The firm's own numbers, worked out rather than listed: utilisation, collections, profitability, concentration and spend.
Read moreBank accounts
The firm's accounts, and the accounts it pays out to, held as records rather than as a note in a spreadsheet.
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People
The human resources side of a firm, treated as a first-class part of the system rather than a bolt-on.
Leave
Policies, balances and requests, with the calendar and the availability picture kept in step.
Read moreHolidays
The firm's holiday calendar, entered as data by an administrator rather than assumed by the software.
Read moreAppraisals
Performance reviews where the numbers come from the system rather than from memory.
Read moreAssessments
Structured review cycles with dimensions, questions and evidence, not a free-text form.
Read moreLearning & CPD
Continuing professional development planned, assigned and evidenced in one place.
Read moreCompliance & innovation
Process compliance records, and a register of the ideas the firm is actually acting on.
Read moreFront desk
Visitor logs and captured leads, because reception is part of the record too.
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Control
The parts that decide who may do what, and that prove afterwards what was done.
Roles & permissions
Roles assembled from granular permissions across every module in the product.
Read moreAudit log & activity
Every meaningful change writes a record saying who, what, when, and against which matter.
Read moreFirm, departments & staff
The firm's own shape (branches, departments and staff), configured rather than assumed.
Read moreMulti-tenancy
Every firm isolated at the data layer, not by a filter someone remembered to add.
Read morePlatform console
The operator's console across firms, which can see what it did and nothing else.
Read moreRelease notes
An in-product changelog, shipped with the code it describes.
Read moreWhich of these are you doing by hand today?
Bring that list to a demo and we will walk through the modules that cover it.