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Legl Support Overview

At Legl, we are committed to providing reliable, responsive support to help you and your clients get the most out of our platform.

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Support Channels

All firms and your end-clients can access our dedicated Support team through:

Hours of operation: Monday to Friday, 09:00 – 18:00 (UK time, excluding bank holidays)


Support Response Times

Our Support team aims to provide fast, effective help. Typical performance metrics are:

  • ⏱️ First Response: usually within minutes during support hours

  • Time to Resolution: most queries are closed within the same working day

  • 💬 Replies to Resolve: on average, just a couple of replies are needed

  • 🌟 Customer Satisfaction (CSAT): consistently above industry benchmarks


Platform Status

We are committed to maintaining 99.9% uptime across our platform.

You can monitor real-time availability and system updates at: status.legl.com


Incident Management

Incident Types

  • Major Incident: The entire platform is unavailable

  • Minor Incident: Some areas or features of the platform are unavailable

Post-Incident Review

After every major or minor incident, our Engineering and Support teams conduct a joint review to:

  • Analyse the root cause

  • Identify lessons learned

  • Implement improvements to prevent recurrence


Complaints & Disputes

We take all complaints and disputes seriously and aim to resolve them promptly and fairly.

  • How to raise a complaint: Please email [email protected] with the details of your concern.

  • Initial response: We will acknowledge receipt of your complaint within our standard support hours.

  • Investigation & resolution: Your complaint will be reviewed internally by the appropriate team, and we will provide a considered response as soon as possible.

  • Escalation: If you are not satisfied with the outcome, you may request for your complaint to be escalated for further review by senior management.

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