Move from Clio to a flat-price practice platform that also helps create demand
Law Hired is not a Clio clone. It combines practice operations with posted matters, a Co-Counsel Network, Talent Hub, legal AI, and an included firm website. The Clio connector is a one-time migration path—not a live sync.
How it works
Scope before moving
Connect the source or upload CSV files, select record types, and review counts before an import starts.
Map and preview
Normalize contacts, matters, tasks, calendars, billing records, notes, and supported documents into the Law Hired model.
Import with visibility
Track progress by record type and stop a migration when the source data needs correction.
Validate the result
Review imported, skipped, and attention-needed records before the firm treats the move as complete.
What you can hold us to
Contacts, matters, calendar, tasks, notes, time entries, expenses, invoices, trust transactions, and documents are supported by the connector
OAuth validates the connected Clio account before import
Discovery reads source counts before the firm commits
Document payload volume and unusual source configurations require preflight validation
Questions firms ask
Can Law Hired migrate data from Clio?
Law Hired includes a dedicated Clio migration path. Exact coverage depends on the source account, enabled APIs, record quality, and document volume, so every production move begins with discovery and a written scope.
Will Law Hired keep syncing with Clio?
No. The Clio connector is for a controlled one-time migration, not an ongoing two-way synchronization.
Is migration self-service?
The product includes a guided migration workflow. Law Hired recommends supervised onboarding for production firm data, especially when trust, billing, or large document libraries are involved.