Clio is cloud-based practice management software used by law firms to organize matters, track time, bill clients, manage trust funds, coordinate calendars and tasks, store documents and communications, and run firm-wide reporting. An unofficial API lets you pull matter and contact rec

Clio is a legal practice management platform that helps law firms run operations end-to-end across case management, billing, accounting, documents, and client intake.
Core product areas include:
Common data entities:
Firms rely on Clio daily, but turning portal-centric casework into API-driven automation—especially in environments anchored by iManage—can be challenging:
Supergood reverse-engineers authenticated browser flows and network interactions to deliver a resilient API endpoint layer for your Clio tenant.
Book a 30-minute session to confirm your modules, licensing, and authentication model.
We deliver a hardened Clio adapter tailored to your workflows, including iManage workspace mapping.
Go live with continuous monitoring and automatic adjustments as Clio evolves.
- Pull matter lists from Clio and map to iManage workspace IDs - Keep titles, responsible attorneys, and practice areas aligned - Add document links referencing iManage document/version IDs without moving files
- Convert intake submissions into new matters with assigned numbers - Auto-create iManage workspaces and cross-reference IDs in Clio - Apply custom fields and tags for practice area or workflow stage
- Push time entries tied to iManage document activity (e.g., editing or reviewing) - Generate draft invoices with correct rates, taxes, and trust application - Sync invoice PDFs and statuses for attorney review and client delivery
- Write events, deadlines, and reminders to Clio calendars and tasks - Attach references to iManage documents that support the docket item - Maintain firm-wide visibility with consistent formatting and audit
Authentication
Username/password with MFA (SMS, email, TOTP) and SSO/OAuth where enabled; supports service accounts or customer-managed credentials
Response format
JSON with consistent resource schemas and pagination across modules
Rate limits
Tuned for firm throughput while honoring customer entitlements and usage controls
Session management
Automatic reauth and cookie/session rotation with health checks
Data freshness
Near real-time retrieval of matters, contacts, time entries, bills, and document links
Security
Encrypted transport, scoped tokens, and audit logging; respects Clio role-based permissions (attorney, staff, billing, admin)
Webhooks
Optional asynchronous delivery for long-running workflows (e.g., invoice generation, bulk imports)
Latency
Sub-second responses for list/detail queries under normal load; invoice generation times reflect underlying platform behavior
Throughput
Designed for high-volume time capture and billing synchronization
Reliability
Retry logic, backoff, and idempotency keys minimize duplicates and support at-least-once processing
Adaptation
Continuous monitoring for UI/API changes with rapid adapter updates
Supergood supports workflows commonly used for practice management, including Matter Management, Contacts/Intake (Grow), Time Tracking & Billing, Trust Accounting, Calendar & Tasks, and Document Links (including iManage references), subject to your licensing and entitlements.
We support username/password + MFA (SMS, email, TOTP) and can operate behind SSO/OAuth when enabled. Sessions are refreshed automatically with secure challenge handling and monitoring for session expiry.
Yes. We normalize workspace and document identifiers so you can attach iManage references to Clio matters, record document-centric time entries, and avoid duplicating files while maintaining auditability.
We respect trust accounting constraints, and we can submit time entries and generate draft invoices, apply retainers, and surface invoice PDFs and statuses via polling or webhooks, aligned with firm permissions.
We capture immutable audit records for matter changes, time entries, billing actions, and document link operations, including who did what, when, and the rationale when provided.