Does WakilFlow work for firms outside Kathmandu?

Yes. Workflows work for firms anywhere in Nepal, and the workspace is reachable from any office or mobile device with an internet connection.

Does it support Bikram Sambat dates?

Yes. The diary and calendar support both BS and AD, so dates match how firms in Nepal actually work.

Can a solo advocate use it, or is it firms only?

Either. You can register as an independent lawyer or create a one-person firm, and get a trial workspace with cases, diary and documents.

There is a free trial plan covering up to 5 team members and 25 cases. Paid plans are priced in NPR and billed monthly.

What is the best legal case management software in Nepal?

The right system for a Nepali practice handles the things general international software does not: Bikram Sambat dates alongside Gregorian, Nepal's district-to-Supreme-Court structure, and Nepali-language use. WakilFlow is built specifically for advocates and firms in Nepal, with BS and AD calendars, role-based team access, and mobile apps.

Last updated 31 August 2026

Why international software fits Nepali practice badly

Most legal software is designed around US or UK practice. That shows up in small ways that become daily friction: dates only in the Gregorian calendar, court hierarchies that do not match Nepal's, billing built around hourly time-recording conventions that many Nepali firms do not use, and pricing quoted in dollars.

None of these are unusable on their own. Together they mean a firm ends up maintaining a parallel set of notes in the format it actually works in — which defeats the purpose of adopting the software.

What a Nepal-specific system should handle

Bikram Sambat and Gregorian dates, interchangeably, wherever a date appears
Nepal's court structure, from district courts through the Supreme Court
Nepali and English interface, since firms are rarely uniform in preference
Pricing in NPR, billed locally, without currency conversion
Mobile access, because hearing dates get checked at the courthouse

How WakilFlow approaches it

WakilFlow was built for this practice rather than adapted to it. The diary and calendar accept BS and AD dates, each firm is an isolated workspace with role-based access for partners, associates and support staff, and Android and iOS apps run against the same workspace as the web app.

Hearing reminders are sent automatically before the date, which is the single failure mode firms report most when moving off a paper diary.

Frequently asked questions

Does WakilFlow work for firms outside Kathmandu?: Yes. Workflows work for firms anywhere in Nepal, and the workspace is reachable from any office or mobile device with an internet connection.
Does it support Bikram Sambat dates?: Yes. The diary and calendar support both BS and AD, so dates match how firms in Nepal actually work.
Can a solo advocate use it, or is it firms only?: Either. You can register as an independent lawyer or create a one-person firm, and get a trial workspace with cases, diary and documents.
What does it cost?: There is a free trial plan covering up to 5 team members and 25 cases. Paid plans are priced in NPR and billed monthly.

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