Law firm calendaring software built around your matters
Hearings, filing deadlines, limitation dates, and client meetings sit on calendars organized by matter.
Hearings, filing deadlines, limitation dates, and client meetings sit on calendars organized by matter.
Events created from the calendar or the matter appear beside its documents, tasks, and time.
On select plans, pick a jurisdiction and a trigger date, and court rules add related deadlines for the Federal Court and courts in British Columbia, Ontario, Alberta, New Brunswick, and Yukon.
A dedicated calendar lists the limitation dates recorded on your matters.
Two-way sync with Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 updates events in both places.
Court dates come from rules, notices, and orders. Clio builds those rules into the calendar and leaves the final call on every date with you.
Change a trigger date and pick which related deadlines update. Dates you entered by hand stay put unless you select them.
A deadline that falls on a weekend or court holiday shifts according to the jurisdiction’s rules.
The firm feed and matter timeline record who changed a court rule or one of its events.
Set up as many as you need, for the firm, a team, or a specific matter.
Give colleagues viewer or editor access, and keep event details public, private, or visible only to invitees.
Send reminders days or minutes ahead. Clients get an email invite, and on select plans, a text invite too.
Clio’s AI, on select plans, reads a scheduling order or court notice, drafts the events, and suggests reminders. Nothing goes on the calendar until you confirm it.
Hover over a draft event to see where each date came from and make changes before adding events to your calendar.
Dates based on other events are labelled Calculated. Check them against local court rules, which AI doesn’t apply automatically.
Recently uploaded documents with deadlines are flagged on the matter and personal dashboards.
It helps a firm track the dates its work depends on, including hearings, filing deadlines, limitation dates, and client meetings, and ties each one to a matter. Clio adds deadline calculation from court rules and AI drafting from court notices, and you confirm each date. Get a demo.
On select plans, pick a jurisdiction and a trigger event, and court rules add the related deadlines with the attendees and reminders you choose. If the trigger changes later, recalculate the chain instead of moving each date by hand. Get a demo.
Yes. Enter one trigger date and the deadline chain appears on the calendar, with weekend and holiday dates moved according to the jurisdiction’s rules. Review calculated dates before you rely on them. Get a demo.
On select plans, upload a scheduling order, court notice, or handwritten meeting notes and confirm the document type. Clio’s AI extracts the dates and drafts events for your review, each linked to the text it was pulled from, and nothing is added until you confirm it. Get a demo.
Yes. Clio syncs two ways with Google Calendar and Microsoft 365. Changes in either place update the other. Microsoft sync needs a Microsoft 365 Business Basic, Business Standard, Business Premium, or Enterprise subscription, and calendar feeds send your schedule one way to apps like Apple Calendar. Explore integrations.
Yes. Share any calendar you created as a viewer or editor, and set event details to public, private, or visible only to invitees. Private events synced from Google or Microsoft 365 show in Clio as busy time. Start a free trial.
Yes, on select plans. Send a calendar invite by text, and clients get texts when an event is created, updated, or cancelled, plus reminders before it. Texting works with US and Canadian numbers once your firm completes toll-free number verification. Get a demo.
Yes. Add a time entry straight from an event, including events created by court rules, and the Recorded time column shows which events still need one. That time flows into billing with the matter attached. Start a free trial.
Every Clio plan comes with calendaring. Court rules, AI scheduling from documents, text reminders, and the client portal are available on select plans. The number of court rules jurisdictions depends on your plan. Compare plans.