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Add a company

Read about companies for what this is, how it connects to the rest of KLERQ, and the conventions worth following.

  1. In the left menu bar, click Companies under the Firm heading.

Step 1

  1. Click Create company in the top-right corner of the Companies page.

Step 2

  1. Enter the company’s Name.

Step 3

  1. Open Industries and select every sector the company operates in. At least one is required.

Step 4

  1. Click Create company to save it.

Step 5

Only Name and Industries are needed to create a company. Everything else can be filled in afterwards from the company’s page, and most of it is optional.

Field Type Required Description
Name Text Yes The company name as it should appear on matters, presentations and directory submissions. Use the formal legal name where one exists.
Industries List Yes The sectors this company operates in. At least one is required — directories filter submissions by sector.
Client types List Yes What this organisation is to you — a client, a prospect, or another law firm. Determines where it appears.
Practices List No Practice areas your firm works with this company on. Used to surface the right credentials in a pitch.
Specialists List No The colleagues who own the relationship. These are the people asked to confirm details at submission time.
Customer number Text No Your finance system’s reference for this client, so KLERQ records reconcile with billing.
Start date Text No When the relationship began. Directories give weight to long-standing relationships, so this is worth filling in.
Email Text Yes General contact address for the organisation. Individual people belong on contacts instead.
Phone number Text No Main switchboard number.
Website Text No The company’s website. Shown on presentations.
LinkedIn page Text No The company’s LinkedIn page.
Address Group No Registered or principal address. Used for jurisdiction-based reporting.
Labels List No Your firm’s own tags, such as Strategic or Key account. Filterable across the companies list.
Descriptions List No Long-form text about the relationship, per language. Appears on presentations.
Logo Group No The company’s logo, shown on presentations and pitch documents.
Name visibility Yes/no No Hides the client’s name where confidentiality requires it — the matter still counts, anonymously.