Webinar
Decoding the Future of Legal Workflow Automation
Watch Brian Hupp and Evan Wong discuss why workflow automation is foundational for legal ops, covering quick wins, CLM fit, no code ownership, enterprise adoption, and ROI.
- 00:03 Intro — Evan Wong + guest Brian Hupp (EA, Dolby, Facebook; now UpLevel Ops)
- 02:19 Why workflow automation matters in legal ops
- 03:08 Early wins: self-serve NDAs, marketing review, intake
- 04:03 “PR campaign” for legal ops—quick wins build street cred
- 05:16 Not just legal: HR, sales, marketing, finance can use workflow
- 06:40 Partner across the business + share costs
- 08:07 Start early: workflow as a foundational tool
- 10:03 Use workflow first to get metrics; prep for CLM later
- 12:14 CLM vs workflow—best-of-breed approach
- 13:56 What CLM isn’t great for (general requests, COI, e-billing opens)
- 15:20 Prioritize by immediate business value + breadth of users
- 16:47 “We already have tools” (Power Apps/ServiceNow/Jira): compare needs
- 19:25 Limits of IT ticketing tools: multi-templates & clause logic
- 20:09 Salesforce fields/licensing hurdles
- 20:49 Why no-code: agility for legal; you own updates
- 22:00 Let IT help with SSO/integrations; legal maintains flows
- 23:21 No-code demo + “demo-off” idea with IT
- 25:13 Case: 1-day build vs 6–9 months—CIO buy-in
- 26:30 Legal becomes enterprise workflow COE; build allies
- 29:03 Future #1: share workflows (ACC, CLOC, LINK)
- 31:12 Future #2: easier APIs + integrations (SSO, CRM, DSARs, Slack, CLM)
- 32:43 Future #3: analytics on process performance
- 33:22 Future #4: AI/ML & RPA (FAQs, policy fetch, profiling to repo)
- 34:55 Q&A: winning over resource-limited IT with ROI
- 36:45 Payback math (Forrester/Gartner) + headcount relief
- 38:48 Citizen development = win-win with IT
- 39:21 Getting started: readiness—goals, process maps, requirements
- 41:56 Don’t replicate broken processes—rethink for automation
- 43:06 Lean on community + consultants; wrap-up and contacts
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