Litify is a legal operations platform for law firms and corporate legal departments, built entirely on the Salesforce ecosystem (Salesforce, Agentforce, FinancialForce, Service Cloud). The stack reveals deep platform specialization: most active projects focus on Salesforce migrations, custom configurations, and client onboarding—not core product engineering. Hiring is sales and support-heavy (10 of 15 roles), with senior-level seniority concentration (11 of 15), suggesting a land-and-expand motion targeting enterprise legal teams managing complex matter workflows.
Litify provides law firms and in-house legal teams with a cloud-native practice management and case operations platform. The product combines matter and intake management, document generation, timekeeping and billing, legal hold, and corporate eBilling, integrated with AI-driven workflows and business analytics. Built on Salesforce infrastructure, it serves both plaintiff litigation practices and corporate legal departments. The company operates from New York and has grown to 201–500 employees since its 2016 founding.
Litify is built on Salesforce—including Salesforce Flow, Agentforce, Lightning Web Components, Service Cloud, and FinancialForce. Infrastructure runs on AWS (Lambda, Fargate, DynamoDB, CloudFormation). Frontend uses JavaScript, Angular, and Electron; backend uses Node.js and Python.
Active projects include enterprise litigation management (ELM), Salesforce platform migrations, third-party integrations, AI-augmented QA workflows, and client success programs (onboarding, certification, adoption initiatives, and a success accelerator program).
Litify's technology stack, projects, and hiring signals are inferred from public hiring and company data — career pages, public listings, and company web presence — then clustered and de-duplicated. Figures are estimates that refresh over time. Read our full methodology →
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