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Madgeek

Legal technology built for how your firm actually works.

Madgeek builds custom legal software (case management platforms, contract lifecycle management, compliance tracking, and billing systems) for law firms, corporate legal departments, and legal tech companies in the US, UK, and Canada. Compliance-first architecture. AI included on every engagement. Senior engineering team in India. 50+ enterprise systems shipped since 2017.

50+

Enterprise systems shipped. Including procurement, compliance, and contract management.

8+ yrs

Average client engagement. Not a build-and-exit agency.

4.8★

Clutch rating across all client reviews.

90%

Reduction in paper-based approvals for one enterprise client.

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TataBSNLTejas NetworksAmazonSaankhya LabsHeyCX

What breaks when legal teams outgrow off-the-shelf software.

Clio, PracticePanther, and similar platforms are built for general practice. They work well for firms with standard billing, single-jurisdiction work, and straightforward matter types. The moment your requirements become specific, the platform becomes a constraint.

That is when legal teams start building workarounds in spreadsheets, exporting data to process outside the platform, and paying for a system they use at 30% of its capacity because the other 70% does not fit.

Complex billing rules

LEDES, UTBMS, alternative fee arrangements, multi-currency billing across jurisdictions, task-based billing codes. Platform vendors support the basics. Your edge cases live in spreadsheets.

Multi-matter tracking

Matters spanning multiple jurisdictions, related party tracking across clients, conflict checks that need to query your entire history. Generic platforms handle single-matter workflows.

Document assembly logic

Legal documents with conditional clauses, jurisdiction-specific language, clause libraries that evolve. Template engines in practice management tools handle 80% of documents. The remaining 20% is where the firm's expertise lives.

Compliance tracking

Regulatory deadlines across jurisdictions, filing requirements that change annually, audit trails that need to survive discovery. Platform vendors will not customize their compliance module for your firm's specific requirements.

What we build for legal teams.

Four capability areas. Each addresses a specific gap in off-the-shelf legal software.

Case and matter management

Custom matter intake, conflict checking, task assignment, deadline tracking, and reporting across practice areas. Built around your firm's actual workflow, not a platform vendor's idea of how law firms should work.

Multi-jurisdictional matter tracking
Automated conflict checking
Practice area-specific workflows
Court deadline integration

Contract lifecycle management

Full CLM from request through execution: template management, clause libraries, redlining workflows, approval chains, obligation tracking, and renewal management.

Clause library with version control
Automated approval routing
Obligation extraction and tracking
Integration with existing DMS

Legal billing and financial management

Time tracking, LEDES and UTBMS billing, alternative fee arrangement handling, trust accounting, client cost recovery, and financial reporting built for legal-specific requirements.

LEDES/UTBMS compliant output
Alternative fee arrangement logic
Trust account management
Multi-currency, multi-jurisdiction

Compliance and regulatory tracking

Filing deadline tracking, regulatory change monitoring, audit trail generation, and compliance reporting across multiple jurisdictions. Built to survive scrutiny.

Multi-jurisdiction deadline tracking
Regulatory change alerts
Complete audit trail logging
Discovery-ready data architecture

Building legal software that off-the-shelf platforms cannot handle? Talk to our engineering team.

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Enterprise track record

We build complex business systems. Legal software is the same engineering problem.

Legal technology shares the same engineering challenges as procurement platforms, compliance systems, and enterprise workflow tools: complex business rules, multi-party approval workflows, audit trails, role-based access, and data that must survive regulatory scrutiny.

Madgeek has delivered 10+ production enterprise systems for Tejas Networks alone, a publicly listed telecom company: procurement, contracts, compliance, travel, expense management, R&D tracking, and vendor management. The same engineering discipline that reduced paper-based approvals by 90% in procurement applies directly to legal matter management and contract workflows.

The team that built those systems is the same team that will build yours. Nine years of accumulated enterprise delivery experience, not a team assembled for your project.

90%

Reduction in paper-based approval workflows

10+

Production enterprise systems for one client

9+

Years of continuous engineering partnership

50+

Total enterprise projects delivered since 2017

Enterprise SoftwareComplianceProcurementContract Management

Tejas Networks, publicly listed (NSE: TEJASNET)

From scoping call to working software in weeks.

Every engagement follows the same structure. No surprises, no scope creep, no disappearing after launch.

01

Discovery call

One 60-minute call to map your current tools, workflows, compliance requirements, and the specific gaps that off-the-shelf software does not fill.

02

Architecture and scoping

We produce a technical architecture document and a scoped proposal with timeline and milestones. You know exactly what you are getting before development starts.

03

Sprint-based development

Two-week sprints with working software at every milestone. You review, test, and provide feedback on real functionality, not wireframes.

04

Launch and ongoing support

Deployment, data migration, user training support. Post-launch, we stay on for maintenance and feature development. Most clients continue for years.

Every engagement includes:Senior engineers onlyFull NDA from day oneYour tools and reposAI standard, no extra chargeFull IP ownershipCompliance-first architecture

Common questions about legal technology development.

Case and matter management systems, contract lifecycle management (CLM) platforms, legal billing with LEDES and UTBMS compliance, compliance and regulatory tracking, document assembly engines, client intake and conflict checking tools, and AI-powered legal research assistants. We build what your firm needs, not what a platform vendor decided to ship.
Yes. We build integration layers with Clio, PracticePanther, NetDocuments, iManage, Relativity, and other legal platforms. If the platform exposes an API, we connect to it. If it does not, we build middleware that bridges the gap. The goal is to add capability without replacing what already works.
Every engagement includes NDA and data handling agreements from day one. We build with encryption at rest and in transit, role-based access controls, audit logging for every data access event, and client-matter separation enforced at the database level. For firms subject to specific regulations (HIPAA for healthcare law, SOC 2 for legal tech companies), we design the architecture to meet those requirements from the start.
A focused tool (client intake portal, conflict check system, or document assembly engine) takes 12 to 20 weeks. A full case management or CLM platform takes 24 to 40 weeks. We build in two-week sprints with working software at each milestone. You see progress every fortnight, not just at launch.
Clio, PracticePanther, and similar platforms are configurable. You can adjust fields, workflows, and templates within what the platform supports. When your requirements exceed those boundaries (complex billing rules, multi-jurisdictional compliance logic, deep integrations with court filing systems, or workflows that span multiple platforms), you need custom software. We build the parts that platform vendors will not.
Both. We work with law firms and corporate legal departments that need custom internal tools, and with legal tech companies building products for the legal market. For startups, see our SaaS development service for product-focused engagements.
Yes. We build AI systems that handle document review, contract analysis, legal research assistance, and predictive case assessment. These are production systems with human-in-the-loop review, not demos. See our AI software development practice for how we approach production AI.

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