ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — September 9, 2026 — Zebraworks, the Revenue Acceleration platform for law firms, today announced that it has joined the Intapp Profitability Network, connecting attorney activity with the financial and operational intelligence firms need to improve revenue performance.
Many revenue problems don’t begin when an invoice becomes overdue. They begin much earlier: in how work is performed, time is captured, bills move through the firm and exceptions are handled.
Through the integration with Intapp Time, Zebraworks brings those upstream signals into the Revenue Acceleration platform, helping firms better understand the behaviors influencing billing velocity, collected realization, write-offs, collection timing and matter profitability.
“Revenue acceleration requires understanding not only what happened financially, but what happened upstream to create that result,” said Bill Bice, CEO of Zebraworks. “Connecting Intapp’s attorney activity data with Zebraworks gives firms earlier insight into the behaviors influencing financial performance, and the ability to act on it.”
From AI Adoption to Financial Performance
The partnership also creates a new opportunity to evaluate the business impact of AI.
Where firms can identify AI-assisted activity, Zebraworks can correlate that activity with financial outcomes including realization, billing speed, collection cycle time, revenue per lawyer and matter profitability.
Instead of simply asking:
Are our attorneys using AI?
Firms can begin asking:
Is AI actually improving financial performance?
“AI adoption isn’t the outcome,” Bice said. “The outcome is better financial performance.”
Together, Intapp and Zebraworks connect attorney behavior with business performance—giving firms earlier insight into revenue risk and the ability to turn that insight into action.
About Zebraworks
Zebraworks is the Revenue Acceleration platform for law firms, connecting AI-driven insight with the workflows to act on it so firms can turn completed work into collected cash faster. Zebraworks serves 40% of the Am Law 200, 12 of the 20 largest global law firms and hundreds of midsize firms across 52 countries.
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