Client Success Manager (Legal)
Intapp
- London, United Kingdom
- Mid Level
- 5+ years
- Bachelor's degree
- Posted
Skills
Preferred
- Intapp Compliance
Join Intapp as a Client Success Manager, Legal. In this role, you will drive adoption and solution optimization across a tier of legal accounts, serving as a trusted advisor to client stakeholders. You will monitor adoption data, execute data-triggered success plays, and consult with clients post-deployment. This position offers a flexible work environment, generous paid time off, and opportunities for growth and development.
Responsibilities
- Proactively guide clients to unlock the value of their investment in Intapp products, driving adoption and solution optimization.
- Monitor adoption data, usage trends, and engagement signals across a tier of legal clients to identify opportunities for proactive outreach.
- Serve as a responsive point of contact for client inquiries, advising on product usage, configuration, and best practices.
- Experience using adoption and usage data to drive structured, playbook-driven outreach programs
Requirements
- Strong analytical skills and ability to synthesize input from multiple sources into clear client-facing recommendations
- Resourceful problem-solver with results orientation and strong time management discipline
- Ability to build product proficiency quickly and continue learning new solutions over time
Bachelor’s degree required
- Strong consultative and communication skills: ability to listen carefully and influence
- 5+ years of experience in client success serving professional services firms in the legal industry
Experience in a publicly traded, growth-stage software company
- Experience with customer success or engagement platforms used to trigger and track outreach at scale
- Experience across Intapp's broader product suite, or equivalent enterprise software in the professional services space
Preferred
- Exposure or experience with Intapp Compliance domain in law or professional service firms is beneficial
- Familiarity with professional services firms, ideally law firms, and how they operate
