Integrations

Connects to everything your firm already runs.

No manual exports. No spreadsheet handoffs. If your firm touches it, Swyft can connect it. Data flows from day one.

Works with
Filevine Clio Google Ads QuickBooks Zoom Rippling Meta Ads Lead Docket CallRail Xero SmartAdvocate LawPay HubSpot RingCentral Dialpad Google Drive Gusto Litify MyCase Salesforce Filevine Clio Google Ads QuickBooks Zoom Rippling Meta Ads Lead Docket CallRail Xero SmartAdvocate LawPay HubSpot RingCentral Dialpad Google Drive Gusto Litify MyCase Salesforce
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Six to twelve platforms. None of them connected.

Your case management system doesn't know what your marketing team is spending. Your intake platform doesn't know what cases actually settled for. Your finance system doesn't know your case volume by practice area.

Swyft's integration layer connects every system into a single, normalized data model built specifically for plaintiff law firms. Not a generic connector. A purpose-built schema that understands what a contingency fee is.

See how data flows →
Filevine
Filevine
Google Ads
Google Ads
QuickBooks
QuickBooks
CallRail
CallRail
Slack
Slack
Rippling
Rippling
No shared
data
Disconnected

Every major system your firm runs. And growing.

Case Management
Filevine
Cases · Intake · Phases · Tasks
Clio
Matters · Billing · Time · Clio Grow
SmartAdvocate
Cases · Deadlines · Financials
PracticePanther
Matters · Billing · Contacts
Marketing & Lead Gen
Google Ads
Campaigns · Spend · ROAS
Meta Ads
Campaigns · Spend · Attribution
Google Search Console
Organic · Impressions · CTR
HubSpot
CRM · Pipeline · Contacts
Finance & HR
QuickBooks
Invoices · Expenses · Reports
Xero
Invoices · Expenses · Reports
Rippling
Headcount · Org · Compensation
ADP
Payroll · Workforce · Benefits
Communications
Zoom
Calls · Recordings · Analytics
RingCentral
Calls · SMS · Attribution
Dialpad
Calls · AI Transcripts · Analytics
CallRail
Calls · Attribution · Keywords

Raw data doesn't run a firm. Intelligence does.

Three steps from connection to clarity.

Filevine
QuickBooks
Google Ads
CallRail
Rippling
01
Connect

Every system in your stack, connected. No manual exports. No spreadsheet handoffs. Data flows from day one of onboarding.

Raw data
Swyft data
02
Transform

Raw data runs through Swyft's semantic layer. Case types normalized. Intake stages mapped. Marketing attribution resolved.

Morning Briefing
Pipeline value$4.2M
Settled this week$186K ↑
Cost per lead$248 ↓
Intake conversion38%
03
Deliver

Intelligence surfaces where decisions get made: dashboards, morning briefings, and natural language queries. Signal calibrated so you're not drowning in noise.

Three layers most BI tools never reach.

Connectors are the start, not the finish. What sits between the raw feed and the answer is what actually matters.

Filevine
phase_key
matter_stage
Google Ads
campaign_id
cost_micros
QuickBooks
TxnDate
TotalAmt
Swyft
case.stage
spend.campaign
finance.total
01 · Data model
One schema.
Every system.

Off-the-shelf BI tools connect to your systems but leave you to figure out what the data means. Filevine calls it a phase. Clio calls it a matter stage. QuickBooks has no concept of a case at all. Swyft maps every field from every system into a single, normalized legal data model, so Filevine data and Google Ads data and QuickBooks data can actually talk to each other.

FilevineClioSmartAdvocateGoogle Ads+ more
Ad spend
$48K
Leads
194
Signed cases
74
Fees Collected
$1.2M
02 · Attribution
Small spend.
Large return.

Traditional BI tools show you cost per lead. Swyft shows you cost per settlement fee collected. By joining your ad platform data to your intake CRM to your case management system, you can trace exactly which $48K in spend produced which $1.2M in settlement fees, and cut what didn't.

Google AdsMetaCallRailLead Docket
Data typePartnerOpsIntake
P&L / Finance×
Case pipeline
Marketing spend×
Staff metrics×
Intake volume
03 · Access control
Everyone sees
what they should.

Your intake coordinator doesn't need to see P&L. Your managing partner doesn't want intake noise in their morning briefing. Every Swyft deployment uses OAuth 2.0 authentication and row-level security, so data is isolated by role and intelligence reaches the right desk at the right depth.

Role-based accessRow-level securityOAuth 2.0Data isolation
Before Swyft, I had six different systems and no way to connect them. Now I can ask what we spent on Google last quarter and what cases that produced, and get an actual answer in thirty seconds.
Managing PartnerPersonal injury firm, Southeast US

Answers before you have to ask.

Most firms are fully connected within one to two weeks. We handle the technical work: API credentials, field mapping, schema normalization. You're not waiting on your IT team or writing documentation for us. We've already done this inside 50+ plaintiff firms.
We build integrations for systems not yet in our library on a case-by-case basis. Tell us what you run. We've built more of these than we've listed publicly. If it has an API, we can connect it. If it doesn't, we've worked around that too.
No. We handle all the technical integration work. Your team needs to provide API credentials and give us access. That's it. Most firm contacts spend two to three hours total on the technical onboarding.
Today, Swyft is primarily a read layer. We pull data from your systems into our intelligence model. We do not write case data back to your CMS. Delivery surfaces (Slack, email) are write-enabled, but your source-of-record systems remain authoritative and unmodified.
Get connected

Your stack is already there. We connect the pieces.

We'll audit your current systems and map out exactly what Swyft can connect and what intelligence that unlocks, before you sign anything.