Pain map
Four views — front, back, left side, and right side. A tap records a level from 0 to 10 and a pain type, kept on this device.
Queensland personal injury firms
The client companion, and the desk beside it.
LCP Xnect is the working name for a Lawyer Client Portal. It is for people who are already clients of a firm, and for the lawyers who look after their files.
This test site uses Demo Law QLD, A fictional Queensland firm used only on this test site. Every name, file, and message is demo data.
What a client can do
Journal
Dated notes with a pain level, a symptom list, and a link to the body map as it was. A saved entry locks. An update becomes a new version.
Dates
Medicals, appointments, and document due dates sent by the firm, labelled From your lawyer. Clients can add their own appointments.
Inbox
Each person has a forwarding address. Only senders on the firm’s allow-list are accepted, and the message shows up with its attachments.
What the firm sees
A client list with simple on-track signals: the latest journal entry, missed appointments, and upcoming dates. Open a person to review body-map history, the journal timeline, the schedule, and the inbox.
Add a deadline in the portal and it shows in that person's scheduler on this device, labelled From your lawyer. On-track is an activity signal. It is not a legal assessment.
Queensland only
Built for practices in Queensland
LCP Xnect is for Queensland personal injury practices. Each firm will later have its own branded client app. This demo shows one firm so you can click through both sides.
The firm holds the information
Demo Law QLD is the data controller for information clients enter. LCP Xnect is the software. This test site keeps demo data in your browser only.
The product does not provide legal advice. Journal entries are notes a person chooses to keep for their firm. They are ordinary records on this test site.
Flat tier
Pricing TBC
One flat tier for the firm. The figure is not set. The tier is meant to cover the branded client app, the lawyer portal, and hosting for a Queensland practice.