Getting Started & Profiles
Which Profile Should I Register As?
Detailed comparison of Client, Lawyer, Firm OS, Student, and University roles to help you select the exact account type.
3 min read•Profiles•Updated October 2026
1.Client Profile (Client Portal)
Select Client if you are an individual, business owner, or corporate representative seeking legal services.
Controls:Register as Client
- Features: Case intake, advocate directory, secure document upload vault, milestone payments, and live hearing updates.
- URL Route: Opens into `/user` dashboard.
2.Lawyer Profile (Legal OS)
Select Lawyer if you are an independent advocate, junior, or senior counsel practicing in Indian courts.
Controls:Register as Advocate
- Features: Command Center, Court Calendar, Daily Cause Lists, Matter Workspaces, Client CRM, and Timesheet Billing.
- URL Route: Opens into `/lawyer` dashboard.
3.Law Firm (Firm OS)
A law firm workspace is created when an advocate creates or joins a verified firm organization.
- Features: Team management, associate matter assignment, firm-wide billing ledger, escrow disbursements, and conflict checks.
- URL Route: Opens into `/firm` dashboard.
4.Student and University Profiles
Select Student if currently enrolled in an LLB/LLM program. Universities register administrative accounts.
- Students access moot court vaults, verified internship matching, and legal research engines.
- Institutions get Institution OS to verify enrollments, monitor placement drives, and track faculty matters.
Ready to put this workflow into practice?
Sign in to your chamber account to manage matters, CNR cause lists, client communications, and billing.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can an advocate join multiple law firms simultaneously?
- An advocate can belong to one primary firm at a time while maintaining independent designated chambers matters.
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