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Changing matter details
Changing matter details

Learn how matter administrators can update matter information, such as name, number, lead partner, lead office, and description

Updated over 2 weeks ago

As a Matter Admin in a matter, you've got the flexibility to update matter details throughout the transaction. This capability ensures that all information remains current and accurate.

Prerequisites: You're a Matter Admin


How to change details

  1. Go to your matter

  2. Click on Manage matter at the top right corner of your screen

  3. Select Settings from the dropdown menu

  4. Update the fields you need to change

  5. Press save to apply the changes


Details you can change

Tip: Except for supporting offices, all of these details are required. They can't be blank.

Name

Identifies the matter. Choose a name that clearly reflects the transaction or project to help participants quickly recognize it

Number

The unique identifier for your matter internally

Description

Provides a brief overview or context for the matter. Use this field to describe essential details to help participants understand the matter at a glance

Deal type

Categorizes the matter based on its nature. This classification aids in organizing and filtering matters for reporting or searching.

Lead partner

Indicates the person responsible for overseeing the matter, typically a senior lawyer or project lead. This helps participants know who to contact for high-level decisions or escalations.

Lead office

Identifies the primary office handling the matter. This is especially useful for organizations with multiple locations, ensuring clarity about which team is leading the transaction.

Supporting offices

Lists additional offices involved in the matter. This ensures all participants are aware of the broader team contributing to the transaction, fostering collaboration across locations

Details you can't change

Type

Identifies if the matter is a demo or live matter

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