Platform configuration
Preparing the platform around the firm's structure, audiences, programs, roles, and administrative requirements.
Costs include the ongoing subscription and the work required to prepare the platform for your firm. The sections below explain what shapes each.
Start a conversationProfiscience subscription pricing is primarily shaped by the people the platform supports, the core capabilities your firm selects, and any additional extensions or integrations it needs.
Pricing reflects the number and types of people the platform will support, including attorneys, staff, administrators, and other firm users.
Your subscription may center on learning management, CLE administration, CPD administration, or a connected combination of those capabilities.
These needs are supported through UniversitySite and CLESite.
Optional integrations and extensions can be added when they support the firm's workflows, content, reporting, or connected systems.
Your firm does not need to adopt every capability at once. We can identify a practical starting point and add other capabilities as your needs evolve.
Implementation is scoped around the work required to prepare the platform for your firm.
Preparing the platform around the firm's structure, audiences, programs, roles, and administrative requirements.
Moving relevant data from existing systems, spreadsheets, or other sources.
Importing learning history, CLE records, certificates, compliance information, or other records that need to remain available.
Configuring relevant connections with systems or content providers included in the agreed scope.
Reviewing current learning and compliance processes to determine what should be retained, improved, simplified, or retired.
Preparing the firm's administrators to manage the platform and the workflows included in the implementation.
Coordinating launch timing, communications, administrator readiness, and any phased deployment requirements.
We define the implementation scope before presenting a proposal so the responsibilities, assumptions, and costs are clear.
You do not need to arrive with a finished requirements list. We can help determine which capabilities are relevant, what information should be transferred, and where existing workflows may need to be preserved, improved, or retired.
A few practical details are usually enough to establish a sensible starting point and the likely scope of implementation.
What is creating friction today, and what would your firm like to improve?
How many employees, attorneys, staff, administrators, and other users may need access?
Which learning, CLE, reporting, integration, or administrative needs should the platform support?
What learning history, compliance records, certificates, or other information may need to be migrated?
Start with a brief conversation about what your firm is trying to solve. We’ll listen, ask a few practical questions, and help determine whether Profiscience may be a good fit.