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Law firm software built in Ghana, for Ghanaian practice.

Most practice software is built for London or New York and adapted later. Asem starts from how Ghanaian firms work: cedis, mobile money, Act 772, AML due diligence, SSNIT and PAYE, and Ghanaian authorities.

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Built for Ghana

GH₵

invoices, client ledgers and payroll in cedis

5

instrument types routed to wet ink under Act 772

5.5%

employee SSNIT calculated on every payslip, with PAYE

Use cases

Act 772, enforced

Wills, land conveyances, powers of attorney, trust instruments, affidavits and statutory declarations can’t be sent for e-signature; they get a tracked wet-ink workflow.

Act 1044 due diligence

ID, liveness, AML screening and company checks recorded per firm before client money moves.

Payments Ghanaians use

Clients pay through your firm’s own Paystack, Hubtel, Stripe or Flutterwave account, including mobile money where the gateway supports it.

Ghanaian authorities

Research across Ghanaian legislation and judgments, with links to the published source.

Made in Accra

A Ghanaian company, building for Ghanaian firms.

Asem Legal is made by Asem Legal Software in Ghana, with the rules of local practice treated as product requirements rather than afterthoughts.

Why it matters

Local rules belong in the software, not in a partner’s memory.

When the system knows what can’t be e-signed, when due diligence is needed and how SSNIT is split, compliance stops depending on who happens to be in the office.

In short

What is legal practice management software?

Legal practice management software is the system a law firm runs on: it manages matters and deadlines, documents, time and billing, clients’ money and client due diligence in one place. Asem Legal is practice management software built in Ghana, with cedi billing, Act 772 wet-ink rules, AML checks and Ghana payroll built in.

What “built for Ghana” means in practice

Where Ghanaian practice differs, and what Asem does about it
Ghanaian requirementHow Asem handles it
Electronic Transactions Act, 2008 (Act 772) exclusionsWills, land conveyances, powers of attorney, trust instruments, affidavits and statutory declarations can’t be sent for e-signature; they get a tracked wet-ink workflow.
Anti-Money Laundering Act, 2020 (Act 1044)Customer due diligence: ID, liveness, AML screening and company checks, recorded per firm before client money moves.
Clients’ moneyA client ledger that can’t go negative, with two approvers above a threshold you set (GHS 5,000 by default).
Data Protection Act, 2012 (Act 843)Consent recorded for optional sensitive client data, role-based access and a full audit trail. See security.
Payroll: PAYE and SSNITPayroll with PAYE, SSNIT Tier 1 and 2 contributions, and GRA and SSNIT schedules.
Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651)Leave entitlements and Ghana’s public holidays built in.
Local paymentsClients pay through your firm’s own Paystack, Hubtel, Stripe or Flutterwave account, including mobile money where your gateway supports it.
Ghanaian authoritiesAI research across Ghanaian legislation and judgments, with links to the published source.

The work Ghanaian firms do

LitigationCourt diary shared with the case team, deadlines, parties and service, and research ranked against the matter’s synopsis.
Land & conveyancingWet-ink execution packs with verification codes, witness checks, and after-execution checklists for stamp duty and Lands Commission registration.
Corporate & commercialCompany KYB checks, AI contract review with tracked changes, and tabular review across a data room.
Wills & estatesWills routed to wet ink, with two non-beneficiary witnesses recorded at attestation.
EmploymentTemplates with merge fields, matter projects with timelines, and client portals for updates.
Firm managementBillable targets, utilisation, revenue and HR in one place for the managing partner.

Made for every role in the chambers

Asem has a place for everyone who keeps a Ghanaian firm running: the managing partner who approves conflicts and client-money movements; lawyers with their matters, research and time; clerks and paralegals with filings, court dates and the workbench on their phones; reception with intake and the call log; finance with invoices, approvals and payouts; and HR with payroll and leave. Clients get the mobile app to follow their matters and sign.

Switching to Asem

  1. Demo and quote. A walkthrough with your own scenarios, and a per-lawyer monthly price in cedis for your firm’s size.
  2. Set up your firm. We create your firm, roles and team, and turn on the features you need.
  3. Bring your files. Connect SharePoint, Google Workspace, Dropbox or your office server and import files matter by matter, with no big-bang migration.
  4. Go live. Your team signs in on Mac and mobile, and we stay on hand while you settle in.

FAQ

What is the best law firm software in Ghana?

The best fit depends on your firm, but look for software that handles cedi billing, clients’ money controls, the Act 772 e-signature exclusions, AML due diligence and Ghanaian legal research, not just generic case management. Our guide to choosing law firm software in Ghana has a checklist.

How much does law firm software cost in Ghana?

Asem Legal is priced per lawyer per month in cedis, depending on firm size, with optional add-ons such as video meetings. Request a demo for a quote.

Is Asem Legal a Ghanaian company?

Yes. Asem Legal is made by Asem Legal Software in Ghana.

Does Asem work for small firms and sole practitioners?

Yes. Small firms use the same platform as large ones, and only switch on what they need.

Where is the data stored?

Firm data is stored in the European Union for reliability and resilience, encrypted and isolated per firm. Servers in Accra are rolling out. Clients consent to this transfer in the engagement letter.

See Asem with your firm’s work.

A 30-minute walkthrough built around Ghanaian practice.

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