Litify is a legal practice platform: it uses proprietary data to match cases with the attorneys best placed to take them, and then manages those matters through to resolution. It is backed by Morgan & Morgan, one of the largest law firms in the United States. Four CodigoDelSur developers shipped its case referral MVP in four months, and the team spent more than two years building out case management.
A referral is the moment a law firm decides a case is not for them and hands it to someone it will be. Getting that right is a matching problem with money and deadlines attached: the case has to reach an attorney with the right practice area, the right jurisdiction and the capacity to take it, and every step has to leave an auditable trail. Litify needed it live in four months to prove the model, and then needed the far larger system underneath.
CodigoDelSur put four developers on the referral MVP and delivered it in four months: intake, matching of cases to attorneys against practice area and jurisdiction, and the referral workflow with its record of who was offered what and when. Over the following two years the team built out case management around it, extending the platform from a referral tool into the system a firm runs its matters in. Stack: Ruby on Rails, React, Salesforce, Salesforce Lightning.
The case referral MVP was delivered in four months with a team of four developers, and case management was built out over the following two years. The platform is backed by Morgan & Morgan, one of the largest law firms in the United States. Small teams on hard domains, with a product in market in months, is a pattern that repeats across the CodigoDelSur portfolio.