Built for the reviewer who has to say yes before the deal closes.

Legal and collections work runs on trust accounting rules, court deadlines, and consumer-protection expectations that vary by state and by matter type. EveryBill does not replace your trust accounting system or your case management platform — it sits in front of them as the payment layer your clients and debtors actually touch: a portal to pay a balance, set up an arrangement, or make a one-time payment over the phone.

The operational risk in this sector is rarely the payment itself. It is what happens around it — where the transaction record lands, who inside the firm can see it, and whether the firm can show an auditor or a state regulator a clean answer when asked. That is why the buying conversation in this sector is rarely just the office manager. It is the office manager plus a compliance or IT reviewer who has to sign off before the contract moves.

Firms in this sector are often subject to state debt-collection statutes, court rules, and general consumer-protection requirements around how payment data is handled and disclosed. Which specific rules apply to your firm depends on your state, your license, and the type of matter — that determination is yours and your counsel's to make, not ours. What EveryBill can describe honestly is its own infrastructure: TLS 1.2+ for data in transit, encrypted storage, and — for firms that need to verify isolation directly rather than take our word for it — a dedicated AWS account. The full detail lives on the trust hub.