For New Zealand law firms · Controlled beta

Your firm's operations, under control.

AvenorOps helps New Zealand law firms manage suppliers, contracts, renewals and operational knowledge in one secure place — the operational layer that sits alongside OneLaw, Actionstep or LEAP, not another system to replace them. Protect firm knowledge, reduce key-person risk, and never miss a renewal.

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Fenwick Cole Law's AvenorOps dashboard showing a 96 out of 100 at-risk operational health score, $107,900 due for renewal in 90 days and urgent overdue items.

The AvenorOps dashboard — operational health, renewal exposure and the exact items that need action today.

Sound familiar?

It's all in one person's head

When your practice manager is away, nobody knows which supplier to call or when a contract renews.

Renewals roll over quietly

Auto-renewing contracts slip past their notice date and lock the firm in for another year.

Paperwork lives in inboxes

Quotes, certificates and renewal notices sit in someone's email, not with the record they belong to.

Dashboard

What needs attention today (renewals, overdue reviews, spend), ranked by urgency.

Four registers

Suppliers, contracts, policies and assets. One trusted record each, and every one has an owner.

Renewals

See what's due in 30, 60 and 90 days, get email alerts, and have dates sync live into Outlook or Google Calendar.

Documents & notes

Attach agreements and quotes to the record, with dated notes, so the history lives in AvenorOps and not in someone's inbox.

Forward it in

Forward a supplier email to AvenorOps. A firm admin approves it, and it's filed against the right record.

Your AI assistant, connected

Ask Claude about your firm's suppliers and renewals in plain English. It's read-only by default, sees only what you can see, and any change it drafts waits for your approval.

Renewal watch

A clear warning before you're locked into an auto-renewal, and a flag when a renewal comes in noticeably higher.

Key-person cover

See when one person owns too much, and hand it all over in one step when they leave.

Registers

Every supplier, contract, policy and asset in one place

One trusted record for everything the firm relies on — who owns it, what it costs, and when it's next due for review or renewal.

  • Suppliers with contacts, categories, owners and annual spend
  • Contracts with renewal dates, notice periods, values and owners
  • Policies and procedures with owners and review schedules
  • Assets with owners, values, review dates and printable QR labels
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Fenwick Cole Law's AvenorOps supplier register showing 19 suppliers, summary spend, categories, contacts, owners, statuses and next review dates.
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Fenwick Cole Law's AvenorOps record for the Reception desktop PC, showing its details and a QR code area with download and print label actions.
Every asset gets a printable QR label that opens its record.
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Fenwick Cole Law's AvenorOps documents library showing stored agreements and certificates filed against the suppliers and contracts they belong to.
Signed agreements, certificates and forwarded email attachments filed against the supplier or contract they belong to.

Renewal alerts

Never miss a renewal date

A timeline grouped by urgency, with notice periods tracked and email alerts before the window closes. Subscribe once to the live calendar feed and every renewal date stays current in Outlook, Google Calendar or Apple Calendar.

  • Grouped into next 30, 31–60 and 61–90 day buckets
  • Auto-renewing contracts surfaced before notice periods lapse
  • Live calendar sync — subscribe once, dates update themselves
  • Export to CSV or push dates straight into your calendar
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Fenwick Cole Law's AvenorOps renewals timeline showing filters, a busiest-month warning and next-30-days renewals with dates, costs, owners and statuses.

Email forwarding

Forward it in, file it properly

Practice managers live in their inbox. When a supplier sends a renewal notice, an invoice or a new certificate, forward it to AvenorOps. It arrives as a pending item, and a firm admin files it against the right record.

  • Forward from your own work address, with nothing new to learn
  • A firm admin picks the supplier or contract and approves it
  • Attachments stay private until approved, and nothing is added automatically
  • Off by default, until a firm admin turns it on in Settings
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Fenwick Cole Law's AvenorOps To review page showing a forwarded Southerly IT email with authentication checks, a pricing attachment and Approve and Reject actions.

AI assistant

Ask your firm's operations anything

Connect Claude to AvenorOps and ask in plain English. It sees only what you can see, it's off until a firm admin turns it on, and any change it drafts waits for your approval.

  • Ask about suppliers, contracts, renewals, policies and assets
  • Read-only by default, with separate controls for proposed changes
  • Every proposed change waits for a firm admin to approve it
How the AI assistant works

Ask AvenorOps

What renews in the next 60 days, and which of those renew automatically?
What's overdue right now?
Show me everything Sarah owns. She leaves at the end of the month.

Trust and access

Your data stays yours

Role-based access, revoked instantly when someone leaves — see how we handle your data. You can also see what we're working on.

Frequently Asked Questions

Isn't this what our practice management system does?

Practice management systems like OneLaw, Actionstep, LEAP and Smokeball manage legal workflows, clients and matters. AvenorOps manages the operational information required to run the firm — the suppliers, contracts, renewals and technology stack behind the practice.

Who typically manages law firm operations?

Depending on the firm, this is usually the practice manager, office manager, managing partner, operations manager or senior administrator — whoever is responsible for keeping the business running behind the legal work.

Does AvenorOps integrate with our existing systems?

AvenorOps is designed to complement your practice management, document management and accounting systems rather than replace them. It manages the operational layer around those systems.