Most law firms switching to GavelGrow are coming from a stack of three or four single-purpose tools — CallRail for call tracking, Clio Grow or Lawmatics for intake CRM, AgencyAnalytics for marketing reports, plus a spreadsheet to glue it together. Replacing that stack with one platform is the point. Here is how the move actually works, what data comes with you, and what stays where it is.
Carries over: contact records, lead history, campaign attribution (UTM, source, medium), call history with recordings (where exportable), email correspondence, intake form submissions, custom fields, lead status / pipeline stage, consent records.
Stays where it is: active case files in Clio Manage / MyCase / Litify (GavelGrow handles the marketing funnel up to signed case, not deep matter management — pair the two), accounting / time-tracking data in QuickBooks or Clio Manage, document templates already in your case management tool.
For self-serve CSV import: a few hours. For Scale tier white-glove: 1-2 weeks end to end including export from source, mapping review, test import, your verification, and cutover.
If your source tool exposes UTM parameters and conversion timestamps in its CSV export, yes — GavelGrow keeps that history attached. Most CallRail and Clio Grow exports include this. AgencyAnalytics tends to be report-only (not exportable as raw data), so historical reports stay in your AgencyAnalytics archive while new ROI tracking moves to GavelGrow.
Yes — your existing tools stay live until you flip campaigns over. Most firms run a 1-2 week parallel period to verify GavelGrow data matches their old reports before fully cutting over.
CallRail tracking numbers can be ported to Twilio (which powers GavelGrow call tracking) — typically 5-10 business days through Twilio porting. Clio Grow e-signature workflows can be replicated in GavelGrow or kept in Clio Grow during a transition period.
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