Run the whole firm from one place.

AED 79 per user a month, excluding VAT, with every module included. Setup, data migration, training and support are part of that price. New firms get their first 2 months free, and the AI plan is optional and billed per firm.

Usually days rather than weeks. We configure roles, practice areas, court templates and billing with you, import your existing matters and train the team before the free period ends.

Yes. Every new firm uses Mizan free for the first 2 months, on its own matters. We do not ask for card details to start, so there is nothing to cancel if you decide not to continue.

The UAE and Saudi Arabia come ready: courts, working week, public holidays, currency and case templates follow from the country you pick when the firm registers. For Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and elsewhere, we add your country's settings with you before you start.

Anyone at the firm who signs in: partners, lawyers, paralegals, secretaries, accountants and managers, all at the same price. Clients who use the client portal are never counted. Adding or removing a person changes the next bill.

We move it across as part of onboarding, at no extra cost: clients, matters, cases, contacts and open balances from spreadsheets or your current system. Your data stays yours, and you can export it at any time.

Yes. Every screen runs fully in Arabic, right to left, and each person chooses their own language. A partner can work in Arabic while an associate works in English on the same matter. Hijri dates are shown next to Gregorian ones where courts use them.

Often, yes. When a firm needs something Mizan does not do yet, we scope it together, agree it in writing and build it into the product. It is part of how we work, not a separate consulting invoice.

Yes. The client portal lets clients sign in to see the cases and documents you choose to share, read updates, answer forms, sign engagement letters and open invoices. Clients never see internal notes or anything you have not shared.

Mizan works in the browser on phones and tablets, in English and Arabic. [Native mobile apps — not available yet; update when released.]

Calendars sync with Google and Microsoft 365, meetings can run on Zoom or Microsoft Teams, invoices can go to Zoho Books, and staff can connect their own ChatGPT or Claude with limited, permission-checked access. If you use something else, tell us.

No, and it is better you know before a demo. There is no trust or client-account ledger. Debt recovery files do record money collected for a client and what is still owed to them, kept apart from firm revenue, but that is a file record, not trust accounting.

The hosted service keeps the application, your firm's database, files and backups in the UAE. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and each person sees only what their role allows. The security page lists everything that can leave the UAE and when.

Yes, on request. A firm that needs its data in its own country can have the application, database, files and backups run there. We scope and quote it per firm.

Each person has a role (partner, associate, paralegal, accountant and others) and sees only what the role allows; partners can adjust the matrix for the firm. Two-step sign-in with an authenticator app can be required firm-wide, and every sensitive change is written to an audit log that cannot be edited.

AI is one optional plan for the whole firm, not per user: AED 99, AED 399 or AED 799 a month, depending on how much the firm uses it. It covers the assistant, drafting help, document questions and translation. Every other feature works without it.

Only what the person asking could open themselves. It looks records up through the same permission checks as the normal screens, and anything it proposes (a task, a time entry, a client update) waits for that person to confirm. The AI provider processes the request to answer it; [provider data-use terms — confirm before publishing].