LegalOn Enhances "CLM Report" with Case Handling Time Analysis to Visualize Legal Department Operations
LegalOn Technologies has strengthened its "CLM Report" for "LegalOn", a legal-specialized AI agent, by adding case handling time analysis. This enhancement allows for quantitative visualization of legal department operations and individual member performance, supporting data-driven objective organizational management and operational improvements.
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- 📰 Published: April 1, 2026 at 19:30
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LegalOn Technologies Inc. (Head Office: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Representative: Nozomu Tsunoda, Representative Director, Executive Officer, and Group CEO; hereinafter: LegalOn Technologies) has enhanced its "CLM Report," offered through "LegalOn" (https://www.legalontech.com/jp/), a Professional AI for Legal equipped with a legal-specialized AI agent. This report visualizes the operational status of legal organizations. By quantifying case handling time and individual member performance, it supports data-driven objective organizational management.
## ■ In addition to visualizing the overall operational status of legal organizations, it is now possible to grasp case handling time.
Until now, the "CLM Report" has been characterized by its ability for legal administrators to instantly grasp the operational status of their organization, easily acquire evidentiary data that can be used for reporting and proposals to management, and confirm necessary information with intuitive screen operations without advanced analytical skills. This has enabled the visualization of case volumes per 담당자, urgency of deadlines, trends in the number of cases, processes where work is stagnant, and imbalances in workload, thereby supporting appropriate work distribution and continuous organizational improvement.
## ■ Supporting performance grasp for each member and overall organizational operational improvement.
This enhancement focuses on "time required" in matter management (case management), allowing for analysis such as how long it takes for a case to be completed and how long it takes until the first response. This makes it easier for legal administrators to grasp not only the overall team's response status but also the performance of individual members. Furthermore, individual staff members can objectively review their own response status and utilize it for daily work reflection.
### ・Time required until first response
This allows confirmation of the time (median) taken from the receipt of a case until the first response. This enables staff members to review their initial response status and allows legal administrators to grasp the response speed of teams and individual members.
### ・Average processing time until final completion
This allows confirmation of the time (median) taken from the receipt of a case until its completion. This makes it possible to understand how much time is required for overall case handling, leading to a review of response burden and improvement of work processes.
### ・Trend in overall team case handling time
This allows for a chronological review of changes in the time required for overall team case handling. This makes it easier to grasp changes in the overall organization's response speed and improvement status.
## ■ In addition to visualizing the overall operational status of legal organizations, it is now possible to grasp case handling time.
Until now, the "CLM Report" has been characterized by its ability for legal administrators to instantly grasp the operational status of their organization, easily acquire evidentiary data that can be used for reporting and proposals to management, and confirm necessary information with intuitive screen operations without advanced analytical skills. This has enabled the visualization of case volumes per 담당자, urgency of deadlines, trends in the number of cases, processes where work is stagnant, and imbalances in workload, thereby supporting appropriate work distribution and continuous organizational improvement.
## ■ Supporting performance grasp for each member and overall organizational operational improvement.
This enhancement focuses on "time required" in matter management (case management), allowing for analysis such as how long it takes for a case to be completed and how long it takes until the first response. This makes it easier for legal administrators to grasp not only the overall team's response status but also the performance of individual members. Furthermore, individual staff members can objectively review their own response status and utilize it for daily work reflection.
### ・Time required until first response
This allows confirmation of the time (median) taken from the receipt of a case until the first response. This enables staff members to review their initial response status and allows legal administrators to grasp the response speed of teams and individual members.
### ・Average processing time until final completion
This allows confirmation of the time (median) taken from the receipt of a case until its completion. This makes it possible to understand how much time is required for overall case handling, leading to a review of response burden and improvement of work processes.
### ・Trend in overall team case handling time
This allows for a chronological review of changes in the time required for overall team case handling. This makes it easier to grasp changes in the overall organization's response speed and improvement status.