A Custom CRM for Bankruptcy Attorneys
Bankruptcy clients are ready to file right up until they have to find three years of paperwork. A Shop Desk fitted to your practice turns that pile into a checklist on their phone and keeps fee plans and meetings on track.


Shown: Hartwell and Vance Law, a demo desk with invented customers. Yours wears your name and your words.
From the First Call to Paid, in Bankruptcy Words
Every case moves down the same line. We name each stop the way your crew already does.
- 01Call
- 02Consult
- 03Retainer
- 04Documents
- 05Counseling
- 06Filed
- 07Discharged
A case on your desk hangs off the debtor.
So the card asks for what you actually need, and nothing a bankruptcy business would never fill in.
- Chapter chosen by the attorney
- Creditor list received
- Credit counseling done
- Pay stubs and tax returns
- Fee plan
- Meeting of creditors date
Where Bankruptcy Businesses Lose Work
Documents That Take Clients Weeks
The client means well but the paperwork sits. Your case sits with it.
Fee Plans Falling Behind
Clients pay in parts and a few payments get missed. Nobody notices until it is time to file.
Consults That Never Show
Scared callers book and then skip. A reminder the night before would have brought many of them in.
Fitted to How You Already Work
A Document Checklist on Their Phone
Clients see what you need and snap each paper. Your staff sees what is still missing without calling.
Fee Plan Tracking
Each case shows what is paid and what is left. Clients pay from a link.
Consult Reminders
Booked consults get a friendly reminder in your words. People who miss get a gentle offer to rebook.
Meeting of Creditors Prep
Clients get a reminder before their 341 meeting with what to bring. You write the list.
What Bankruptcy Owners Ask
Can I send my documents from my phone?
Will the desk tell me which chapter to file?
Can I pay my fees in parts?
How long does a custom desk take?
Do we own it?
Tell Us How Your Bankruptcy Business Runs
We will tell you honestly what a desk fitted to it would take.