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When we talk about Legal Tech, we think first and foremost of lawyers. Yet more and more start-ups are seeking to develop activities in the bailiff niche. Faced with this, the profession is getting organized to offer customers appropriate digital tools.
According to figures from Village de la Justice, 13% of the Legal Tech market now targets bailiffs:
Contact platform
- Huiss Online enables private individuals to request a bailiff’s report by indicating their availability: the nearest bailiff who is able to carry out the report within this time slot contacts them and indicates his rates. In this way, the private individual can make appointments 7/7, 24/24, even when the office is closed.
- HuisAction claims to be the leading national network of bailiffs, with 80 offices and 180 bailiffs. The site offers several services, including a professional search engine.
- NeoJusticio brings together nearly 150 bailiffs’ offices in France, enabling you to find a professional and request a quote.
- Izilaw enables you to make an online appointment with a notary based on location and skills.
- GCollect is a platform that brings together companies with unpaid invoices and debt collection professionals. The start-up is a member of a FinTech collective that has signed a manifesto called Smart Recouvrement.
Legal Tech driven by the profession
- Constatys enables users to submit a request for a statement of facts and receive a corresponding estimate.
- The Syllex incubator, launched in 2018 by the Chambre Nationale des Commissaires de Justice, has enabled the creation of Medicys, a platform for finding a mediating bailiff, Idecys a platform for securing delegations of authority and Alertcys intended for filing whistleblower reports. Alertcys is based on blockchain technology.
- Credicys is a platform created by the Chambre Nationale des Commissaires de Justice, which enables you to file a claim for less than €5,000 online, launch a collection procedure and receive the amount of the claim (in the event of payment), from which a fee of 12% will be deducted. Our fees are detailed and transparent.
- LegalPreuve was created by the Chambre Nationale des Commissaires de Justice. The site focuses on the use of statements of facts as a means of calming noise-related neighborhood conflicts. Shopkeepers can, for example, display the “sound compliance signature” in their windows. It also offers to issue statements of compliance with health regulations.
- Good payeur is a start-up run by a lawyer and a jurist. Two bailiffs sit on its strategic committee. It enables companies to recover unpaid bills much more quickly.
- LexyCash is a platform developed by the HuisAction network that puts bailiffs in touch with individuals or companies seeking to recover unpaid bills.
- Attestis enables companies and individuals to prove that building permits have been posted on their land. The start-up has signed a partnership agreement with Syllex, the profession’s gas pedal, which has a seat on the Attestis advisory board.
For bailiffs
- LegalSoft offers digital tools to facilitate debt collection: mescreances.fr, mesrelances.com (for dunning unpaid invoices), creancys cockpit for managing outsourced receivables, Creancys Collect (amicable debt collection software); monitoring for responding to public procurement tenders.
- Delivract is an application used by 130 bailiffs in 73 offices in France, enabling them to dematerialize service and enforcement orders.
- Clic’Acte is a platform created by HuisAction that makes it easy to find the professionals to be served.
- Capt & Flash is a software program that makes it easy to check websites.
