Salesforce-native legal operations platform with AI agent workflows
Litify builds legal practice and matter management software for law firms and corporate legal teams on top of Salesforce, with Agentforce, Apex and Lightning Web Components at the core of its stack. A parallel AWS serverless layer (Lambda, Fargate, DynamoDB, CDK) points to services built outside the Salesforce boundary. Accelerating, senior-weighted hiring across engineering, sales and support centers on agentic AI workflows and client implementations.
Litify, founded in 2016 and headquartered in New York, NY, provides a cloud platform for law firms and corporate legal departments. The product covers intake and matter management, document generation, timekeeping and billing, legal hold, corporate eBilling and mobile access, alongside AI-driven workflows and business analytics. The platform is built natively on Salesforce, extended with AWS services and an Electron-based desktop component. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States.
Litify is built on Salesforce (Apex, Lightning Web Components, Salesforce Flow, Agentforce, Service Cloud) with AWS services such as Lambda, Fargate, DynamoDB and CDK, plus Python, Node.js, Angular and Electron.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, with engineering, sales and support as the main focus areas, all based in the United States.
Current work includes custom AI agent workflows on its Salesforce-based framework, agentic flows for demo and trial environments, end-to-end Litify AI rollouts for clients and a customer success accelerator program.
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