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Nexl is CRM, marketing, and workspace software built for law firms, with relationship intelligence that captures contact and activity data automatically from email and calendar. It is used by business development and marketing teams, firm leadership, and lawyers, primarily at mid-sized firms of 100 to 500 lawyers and larger. The platform covers four areas: 1. Nexl CRM holds a single record for every relationship and maps who knows whom across the firm 2. Nexl Marketing tools help teams create email campaigns and manage events 3. Nexl Workspaces gives marketing, BD, and lawyers a shared place to collaborate on client and pitch work 4. Nexl AI surfaces relationship insights and meeting summaries Implementation is handled in-house, giving firms one point of accountability. Nexl is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified, with full security details at trust.nexl.cloud.
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