Krikdex
Krikdex
A legal practice management and section 86 trust accounting tool built for South African attorneys. Manage your clients, matters and trust account, generate statements and trust reports, and collaborate with your practice team, all from your Mac.
Your whole practice: clients, matters and the section 86 trust account, recorded in one place and shared with the team you trust.
PracticeOne lets your practice manage clients and matters, run the section 86 trust account with compliance built in, and generate professional statements and trust account reports. Invite your team and work together, with everyone looking at the same up-to-date records.
Your practice data is stored securely in the cloud and is only accessible to you and the team members you invite. The app relies on your network connection and uses trusted third-party cloud services for storage and authentication.
A record-keeping tool, not legal, accounting or financial advice
Manage your clients and matters (case files) with a clear, searchable record for the whole practice.
Run the trust account with compliance built in. A matter's trust account can never be overdrawn.
Generate professional PDF statements and trust account reports, ready to print or share.
Directors, attorneys, bookkeepers and support staff. Assign matters and control who can do what.
Practice data is stored securely in the cloud and is only accessible to the members you invite.
Runs on macOS, with the standard print dialog whenever you need a hard copy of a statement or report.
Start free. Every paid plan unlocks unlimited active matters. The only thing that changes as you grow is how many people can work in your practice.
For trying PracticeOne out.
R0
Free forever
Everything PracticeOne does, for one practitioner.
or R2,999 / year
Everything in Solo, for a team of up to 5.
or R5,999 / year
Everything in Practice, for a team of up to 15.
or R9,999 / year
All paid plans start with a 14-day free trial. Only the practice owner subscribes, and everyone you invite works under the same plan. Prices in ZAR, billed through the Mac App Store; cancel anytime.
Your practice data is kept in secure cloud storage, protected by security rules so that only you and the members of your practice can access it. PracticeOne uses trusted third-party services for storage and authentication, transmits data over encrypted connections, and relies on your network connection to keep the team in sync.
PracticeOne is a legal practice management and trust accounting tool for South African attorneys. It lets your practice manage clients, matters and the section 86 trust account, generate statements and trust reports, and work together as a team. All data is stored securely in the cloud and is only accessible to the members of your practice.
A matter's trust account may never be overdrawn (section 86 of the Legal Practice Act). PracticeOne enforces this: trust payments and transfers to business are limited to the funds held in trust for that matter. Disbursements paid before trust funds are received can be captured as Business Payments and recovered from trust later.
Your data is stored in secure cloud storage, protected by security rules so that only you and the members of your practice can access it. All data is transmitted over encrypted connections. See our Privacy Policy for details.
PracticeOne is free for a single practitioner with up to 5 active matters. Paid plans (Solo, Practice and Firm) unlock unlimited matters and add team seats, and each starts with a 14-day free trial. Only the practice owner subscribes; everyone they invite works under the same plan.
On your Mac, open the App Store, click your name at the bottom of the sidebar, choose Account Settings, then Manage next to Subscriptions to change or cancel your plan. If a subscription lapses, your practice keeps all its matters and members and simply returns to the free tier. You just can't add new ones until you resubscribe.
No. PracticeOne is a record-keeping tool only and does not provide legal, accounting or financial advice. Compliance with the Legal Practice Act, Legal Practice Council rules and all other professional obligations remains the sole responsibility of the practice and its practitioners.
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