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For many law firms, the end of the financial year is more than just closing the books. It’s a time to reflect, plan ahead, and decide where to invest for the coming year. As partners and leadership teams begin setting budgets for 2026/27, technology is almost always near the top of the agenda.

In most UK law firms, "CRM" is seen as a necessary evil- just a digital filing cabinet that constantly demands to be fed but rarely gives anything back. Because manual entry is tedious, busy lawyers skip it. The CRM then becomes outdated and before you know it, management is making big decisions based on incomplete data, and the firm is missing massive opportunities in a competitive legal landscape.

iManage, the company dedicated to Making Knowledge Work, today announced record global momentum - adding 340 new customer logos in 2025 and expanding its cloud platform to 71% of its global customer base.

Access to the right knowledge remains fundamental to sound decision-making and sustained organizational performance. What has changed is the environment in which knowledge operates.

The modern law firm is no longer built on isolated systems and manual processes. Today’s leading firms operate as connected ecosystems, integrating case management, documents, billing, and communications to transform how legal teams work, collaborate, and deliver greater productivity and transparency.