Built for the decisions behind a law firm’s numbers.

Mohammad has spent more than a decade on the finance side of law firms, national and mid-size, in the seat where the partners' questions land. He has seen the same week at firm after firm: a simple question on Monday, an answer stitched together from three systems by Friday. After leading system conversions at four firms, he stopped believing the data was the problem. The problem was that nothing read it the way a partner thinks. FirmIntel is the tool he kept wishing he had. He leads the company and decides what it builds.

Shahab has spent sixteen years making sensitive systems trustworthy. He began as a malware analyst, taking apart some of the most complex threats on record, and today he designs security platforms at Microsoft that investigate threats at cloud scale. He brought one rule to FirmIntel: every number on the screen traces back to the record it came from, and a firm's data never mixes with anyone else's. He leads the engineering.