Results

Results from processes Scellus designs and runs.

Each result comes from a real engagement, described anonymously. We state what was measured, the baseline, the period and the scope, so you can judge the number on its own terms.

Lead result · Matter readiness

37% → 80%

Conveyancing matters ready for review three working days before scheduled lodgement, at one anonymised 20-lawyer Malaysian firm.

Baseline: 31 of 84. Pilot: 73 of 91. Four-week baseline against a four-week pilot, residential sub-sale matters only.

See how it was measured

Matter readiness · Legal services

A 20-lawyer firm took conveyancing readiness from 37% to 80% in four weeks.

Scellus ran the daily process that checked each matter against one agreed checklist, followed through on missing items, and brought open items to the fee earner with the source attached. The firm’s lawyers kept legal judgment, open-item approval and final sign-off.

Measured result
MeasureBeforePilotHow it was counted
Matters ready for review by T-331 of 84 · 37%73 of 91 · 80%Every checklist item is complete, or is an approved open item with an owner and a source, three working days before scheduled lodgement.
Median time to clear missing items4.7 working days1.9 working daysWorking days from detection to resolution or an approved open item.
Median fee-earner review time31 minutes15 minutesReadiness and open-item review only. This excludes substantive legal work.
Scope
One anonymised 20-lawyer Malaysian firm. Residential sub-sale matters only.
Period
Four weeks before setup, against four weeks after setup and parallel testing.
Cohort
84 matters at baseline, 91 in the pilot.
Limits
One firm, one matter type, two short periods. Matters delayed by external parties stayed in the cohort.

Managed workflow operations

Recurring operations, held to the same standard.

Billing and claims are not transactions, but they follow the same pattern: records from several sources, rules that define complete, and gaps that cost money when nobody owns them. Scellus designs and runs these processes too.

How we measure

How we report a result.

  1. Against a baseline.

    Each result compares the same measure before and after Scellus ran the process, over a stated period.

  2. With its scope.

    We state the process, the team and the cohort a result covers, so the number is not read wider than it is.

  3. Operational, not legal.

    We measure preparation, checking and follow-through. Legal, financial and commercial outcomes depend on decisions that stay with the client.

  4. Anonymous by default.

    Results come from real engagements and are verified with the client. Client names and data stay private.

In an engagement, we establish your baseline at the start and report against the measures we agree with you.

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