Clio Launches Clio Operate in North America to Accelerate Enterprise Law Firm Expansion

New updates have been reported about Clio.

Clio is expanding its enterprise push in the large-law segment with the North American launch of Clio Operate, the rebranded ShareDo platform acquired in March 2025 and now positioned as the core operating system for large and mid-sized firms. Unveiled at Legalweek New York, Clio Operate sits at the center of the company’s Clio for Enterprise strategy, targeting firms with hundreds or thousands of users that need unified control over workflows, data, and performance across multiple offices and jurisdictions.

The platform is designed to integrate best-of-breed legal and business systems while offering native, legal-specific workflow tools, enabling firms to standardize and scale complex processes without lengthy development cycles through low-code and no-code configuration. Clio reports that existing deployments of Operate have delivered up to two reclaimed billable hours per fee earner per day, fixed-fee lifecycle reductions of up to 40%, and more than 80% gains in matter creation efficiency within a year, framing the product as both a productivity and revenue-enablement play. By targeting firms weighed down by technical debt, siloed data, and rising client expectations in an AI-driven market, Clio is positioning Operate—and its broader AI suite anchored by Vincent by Clio—as critical infrastructure for global firms modernizing their tech stack, with immediate commercial focus on North American large and mid-sized firms and ongoing executive briefings and demos supporting pipeline development.