Built by a CLO. For CLOs.
We understand the invoice vetting problem because we lived it. CounselAudit is built by a former legal operations leader who reviewed thousands of outside counsel invoices against OCGs. No guessing. No feature bloat. Just what works.
The Problem
Manual Review is the Default
Most legal teams still review invoices manually against outside counsel guidelines. Spreadsheets, email threads, and PDF markup.
Inconsistent Enforcement
Violations get missed. Some reviewers are stricter than others. Mistakes compound across hundreds of invoices per year.
Enterprise Tools Cost Fortune
Existing solutions cost $75-200K annually. Require 3-6 months to implement. Built for Fortune 500, not nimble legal ops.
CounselAudit vs. Alternatives
| Feature | CounselAudit | Enterprise E-Billing | Manual Review |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup Time | Minutes | 3-6 months | N/A |
| Pricing | From $99/seat/mo | $75-200K+/year | Free (but costly in time) |
| OCG Builder | Built-in, clause library | Separate or none | Manual drafting |
| AI Invoice Parsing | Yes | Varies | No |
| Guideline Enforcement | Automatic | Partial automation | Manual |
| AI Billing Rules | Built-in | Not available | N/A |
| Document Retention | Full user control | Platform-dependent | Local files |
| Self-Serve Signup | Yes | No (sales-led) | N/A |
Why We're Different
Practitioner-Built
Designed by a CLO who has sat in your chair. Who has reviewed thousands of invoices. Who knows the pain points enterprise tools don't address. No feature bloat. Just what works.
Guidelines That Enforce Themselves
Your OCG provisions map directly to automated checks. No manual interpretation. No human error. When a firm violates your terms, CounselAudit flags it immediately.
Security Lawyers Can Trust
Wipe documents after use. No AI model training on your data. Your data stays yours. Built for legal operations where confidentiality is non-negotiable.
Join the CLOs who stopped overpaying.
Stop fighting spreadsheets. Start enforcing your guidelines automatically. See the difference in days, not months.