The CRM for IP firms that fills itself.
It reads your mailbox, your calendar and the EPO and national EU registers, then drafts the renewal notes, the follow-ups and the meeting briefings. Nobody enters anything.
Ask for it in Teams, WhatsApp or email. There is nothing new to log into.
Eleven renewals, six of them Bayer’s. The note to each client is drafted and waiting for you to send.
NewTrusted by IP firms growing serious books of business
A day a week, on work no client will ever pay for.
None of it is difficult. All of it is necessary. And every hour of it is an hour you did not spend on a case, a client, or counsel — which is the only thing anyone is paying you for.
The renewal you chased yourself
Docketing knew the deadline. It did not write the client the note, so you did, on a Sunday.
The mandate nobody was credited for
Two partners remember bringing it in differently, and the compensation conversation happens in a room, from memory.
The hour before every meeting
Reading back through eighteen months of email so you can walk in knowing what you already agreed.
LeadLex does this work. You get the day back.
The work is done first. You read it and say yes.
There is no dashboard to check and no form to fill in. You ask for what you need the way you would ask a good associate — in Teams, WhatsApp or email — and the briefing, the draft or the answer comes back.
It happens while you are in court.
Twelve follow-ups from INTA, written. Your two o’clock briefing, prepared. A business card filed against the right company. It all queues in your AI Inbox — you come out of court, read it, and approve.
Ask for it two minutes before a meeting.
“Prep me for my 2pm with Baker McKenzie.” Who is in the room, what you last agreed, what they have filed since — answered in Teams or WhatsApp while you walk to it.
It picks up how your firm works.
That Dr. Reinhardt answers on Teams and never on email. That your renewal notes go out ninety days ahead. That Bayer needs a partner to sign off. It keeps what the firm tells it, and applies it next time without being reminded.
Six jobs it does without being asked.
Each one runs off your mailbox, your calendar and the registers, every day, with nothing entered by hand. You can also just ask for any of it — in Teams, WhatsApp or email — the way you would ask a colleague.
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SyncedEvery client, prospect and referrer in one record — who introduced them, who has met them since, and which partner they actually pick up the phone to. It fills itself from Outlook or Gmail, your calendar, Teams and LinkedIn, so nobody types a client into a system. That is why the last one you bought went stale and this one does not.
Access to 210M+ business contacts across 480+ industries — in-house counsel, GCs and IP managers — filtered to your technologies and jurisdictions, ranked by what you already have with them, with a first message written.
Plain-English rules that turn an event into a draft. Ninety days before a renewal falls due, the client note is already written and waiting, with what you agreed last time in it. Docketing knows the deadline; this handles the client.
Development, acquisition and retention in one place. Who introduced a client and who won them, answered from the introductions, emails and meetings that actually happened — not from memory, in a room, at the end of the year.
Outlook, Gmail, your calendar, Teams and LinkedIn, connected with OAuth and revocable per channel. It reads what is already there; it does not ask your partners to work somewhere new.
Photograph the cards at the stand. By the time you sit down, the contacts are in, joined to their filings, and the follow-ups are drafted.
Network & CRM
Every client, prospect and referrer in one record — who introduced them, who has met them since, and which partner they actually pick up the phone to. It fills itself from Outlook or Gmail, your calendar, Teams and LinkedIn, so nobody types a client into a system. That is why the last one you bought went stale and this one does not.
Prospector
Access to 210M+ business contacts across 480+ industries — in-house counsel, GCs and IP managers — filtered to your technologies and jurisdictions, ranked by what you already have with them, with a first message written.
Automations
Plain-English rules that turn an event into a draft. Ninety days before a renewal falls due, the client note is already written and waiting, with what you agreed last time in it. Docketing knows the deadline; this handles the client.
Pipeline, deals & reporting
Development, acquisition and retention in one place. Who introduced a client and who won them, answered from the introductions, emails and meetings that actually happened — not from memory, in a room, at the end of the year.
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Outlook, Gmail, your calendar, Teams and LinkedIn, connected with OAuth and revocable per channel. It reads what is already there; it does not ask your partners to work somewhere new.
Events & conferences
Photograph the cards at the stand. By the time you sit down, the contacts are in, joined to their filings, and the follow-ups are drafted.
Your competitor reads the press release. You read the register.
Every week, companies in your technology file, oppose, and change counsel. It is all public. Almost none of it reaches the partner who actually knows them — until the mandate has already gone somewhere else. LeadLex reads the registers against your own client list and brings you the ones that touch it.
- 01 — The registers, daily
The EPO and the national EU registers, filtered to your technologies, your jurisdictions, and your clients.
- 02 — Matched to your book
The filing is joined to the company, the people you already know there, and everything you have done together — and checked against the firm’s conflict walls before it ever reaches you.
- 03 — A note, not a template
Short, in your voice, naming the filing and your actual history with them.
- 04 — Nothing sent without you
It waits until you have read it. Change a line, or send it as it is.
Three sources, joined into one record.
Two of these you could buy, and so could the firm across the street. The third is the one that decides who wins the mandate, and no vendor can sell it to you — it is already sitting in your own mailboxes.
The IP registers
Read overnight and joined to the companies already in your book — filings, oppositions, abandonments and changes of counsel, filtered to your technologies and your jurisdictions. Coverage and status, register by register, are listed on the IP page.
210M+ business contacts
Across 480+ industries — in-house counsel, general counsel and IP managers, with deep coverage in the EU, the UK and the US. Searched in a sentence, not a query builder.
Your firm’s own history
Eighteen months of email with that client. Who introduced them. What was agreed in March. Which partner they actually pick up the phone to. Every firm already owns this, and almost none of it is anywhere a colleague could find it.
Firms that stopped doing this by hand.
“What used to take our BD team an entire Monday morning now happens before I’ve finished my coffee. Lexi drafts the outreach, preps the briefings, tracks the follow-ups — and honestly, for the first time in twenty years, business development actually feels enjoyable.”
Sebastián González-Yanes
Partner, Partnell
IP and commercial firms deploying with LeadLex.
Where did last quarter’s work actually come from?
Every partner has an answer. None of them are written down, and they do not agree. The firm then makes its compensation, hiring and marketing decisions on whichever version was said most confidently in the room.
Origination, from the record
Who made the introduction, who did the work of winning them, and what each partner’s effort actually produced — answered from the emails and meetings that took place, not from recollection in December.
What the firm is about to lose
Clients who have gone quiet, matters that have stalled, and renewals inside ninety days — in front of someone before they become another firm’s mandate.
What a departure costs you
When a partner leaves, their clients, their history and their commitments stay with the firm. That is the difference between a book the firm owns and one it was only borrowing.
Where the next hire should go
Which practices, sectors and sources actually produce mandates — measured in work won, not meetings held or cards collected.
Built for IP firms. Works for any firm that lives on relationships.
Built for confidentiality from day one.
Nothing is sent to a client until a partner has read it and said yes. Any contact or matter can be walled off entirely, so a conflict never reaches Lexi in the first place. Every action is logged, with a name against it. Your firm runs its own isolated instance — nothing is shared with another firm, ever.
GDPR
EU-hosted infrastructure (Frankfurt, Germany). GDPR-compliant, with a DPA signed for every firm.
ISO 27001
Built on ISO 27001 certified infrastructure (Supabase). Our own ISO 27001 audit is in progress.
SOC 2 Type 2
Built on SOC 2 Type 2 certified infrastructure (Supabase). Our own SOC 2 Type 2 audit is in progress.
No Model Training
Your data is never used to train any AI model — the providers’ commercial terms, not best-effort.
Your own AI, not a shared one
Every firm runs its own isolated Lexi instance — dedicated infrastructure, its own memory, its own credentials. Nothing shared between firms, ever.
Watch it do a week of your admin.
Forty-five minutes. We connect one mailbox and load your client list, and you watch it prepare the renewal notes, the follow-ups and the meeting briefings you would otherwise write yourself — on your own clients, not a sample account.
We take on a small number of firms at a time. Nothing is sent to a client until a partner has read it. Not this quarter? Join the waitlist.