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Prepare the next records follow-up

A reviewed follow-up linked to the request and a current record of who owes the next response.

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  • Clio
  • MyCase
  • Filevine
  • Smokeball
  • Xero
  • QuickBooks
  • Sage
  • a3innuva (A3)
  • Reapit
  • Alto
  • Arthur Online
  • Houzz Pro
  • Programa
  • Studio Designer
  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Workspace
  • Slack

What starts the work

An approved records request reaches its follow-up date.

  • Current provider request
  • Latest replies and received files
  • Firm-approved follow-up wording

Work in your tools

Check the latest matter record and correspondence
Identify the specific outstanding request
Prepare the provider follow-up for review
Record the response and stop answered reminders
Work in your tools
What your team does todayWhat comes back
Re-read an email thread to decide which provider needs another reminder.A reviewed follow-up linked to the request and a current record of who owes the next response.

Built around the tools you use

We check your exact software, permissions and available actions before agreeing the workflow.

  • Gmail / Outlook
  • Clio / Filevine
  • Records checklist

Where your team stays in control

Your firm reviews every outgoing message. Statutory deadlines and legal strategy stay with your team.

Disputed authorization, new costs and conflicting records go to the case owner.

Agree how you will measure the result

Compare staff handling time, completed requests and exceptions before and after setup. The written scope defines which requests count and what a completed result means.

Calculated from your inputs. Include review and exception handling. Validate the target during your pilot.

—hstaff hours per month at your target

Enter your current workload and a target to compare the time involved.

Current monthly handling
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Target monthly handling
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Dmitrijs Vitjazevs, founder of Runnrr
Start with one recurring job. We agree the result, connect your tools and test the workflow with your team.
Dmitrijs VitjazevsFounder, Runnrr

Questions before you start

Which software can this use?

Runnrr checks your exact software, version, permissions and available actions before agreeing the workflow. Connections, data access, retention and approval rules are confirmed and tested during setup.

What counts as completed work?

A reviewed follow-up linked to the request and a current record of who owes the next response.

What needs a person?

Your firm reviews every outgoing message. Statutory deadlines and legal strategy stay with your team.

What happens when something fails?

Disputed authorization, new costs and conflicting records go to the case owner.

Does this require the Mac app?

The Runnrr Mac app requires macOS 14 or later and checks connected sources while it is running. A managed workflow is scoped separately: required software, hosting and operating hours are agreed and tested before live use.

What does setup and operation cost?

US$299 covers one-time setup for one agreed workflow. Ongoing operation and support are quoted separately, along with any call, messaging, AI or other provider charges. Runnrr confirms recurring costs and usage limits in writing before you commit. If the workflow is not running within two weeks or does not deliver the result agreed in writing, Runnrr refunds the US$299 setup fee.

Who handles ongoing support?

Dmitrijs Vitjazevs is your contact for setup and workflow questions at dv@runnrr.io. The written quote sets out ongoing maintenance, support hours, response arrangements and how to end the service. Your team names the person who handles exceptions and professional decisions.

Work your team can hand over

Prepare the next records follow-up

A reviewed follow-up linked to the request and a current record of who owes the next response.

Talk to sales