The firm’s public face — pages, forms, payment links.
A firm’s website should do three things: look like the firm, capture the enquiry, and take the money. OpenLPM connects all three to the same system the firm works in — so the website stops being a brochure and starts being a front door.
A front door that feeds the practice
Pages that carry the firm’s name
Publish practice-area and landing pages with the firm’s colours, logo and language — not a template that looks like everyone else’s.
Forms that feed the pipeline
Enquiry and case-evaluation forms sit on your site and drop straight into the intake inbox, with the source recorded.
Payment links you can send from anywhere
A secure link for a retainer or an invoice, tracked against the client and the matter.
What changes for the firm
- Enquiries reach a system, not a shared mailbox that three people check occasionally.
- The brand is consistent across the website, the intake form, the portal and the invoice.
- A partner can send a payment link from a phone without involving accounts.
- The website finally has a measurable job — enquiries in, conversions out.
You keep your own domain and your own words. We supply the plumbing underneath.
Four things to publish
Start with the pages your practice areas already justify.
Practice-area pages
What you do, for whom, and what to expect — in the firm’s voice and the firm’s colours.
An enquiry form
Short enough that people finish it; structured enough that you can triage it.
A case-evaluation form, if you use one
For the work that needs a little more detail before a call.
Payment links
For retainers and invoices, so the client can pay the moment they decide.
Questions about the public side
No. Embeds and links work with the site you have. If you would rather we host the pages too, that is available.
Yes — pages, forms and routing are all firm-managed, and can be changed without a developer.
Into the account you nominate — retainers can be recorded as client money, fees against the invoice.
See the firm’s front door in the demo
We will show you a practice page, an embedded form and a payment link — and you can judge whether it looks like your firm.