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Practical example: how Hoop integrates into a law firm’s existing processes
How does a law firm use Hoop in practice? With Hoop, law firms can manage corporate processes such as company incorporations and Commercial Register changes digitally and efficiently for their clients. Integrations and interfaces are particularly relevant here, as they help embed digital processes into existing workflows without unnecessary interruptions. For a broader look at how digital solutions…
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Integrations & interfaces: how to integrate LegalTech into existing systems
Digital solutions deliver the greatest value when they fit seamlessly into existing workflows. For fiduciary service providers, law firms, notaries and corporate consultancies in Switzerland, the challenge is often how to integrate LegalTech into existing systems without replacing established workflows. The key is to introduce digital solutions where they can simplify processes, reduce manual work…
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Digital Compliance in Switzerland: How to Keep Corporate Processes Traceable
Compliance is not only about meeting legal requirements. It is also about being able to show what was done, when it was done, and which information was used. For companies operating in Switzerland, this can involve several records and administrative processes, including the Commercial Register (Handelsregister), share register (Aktienregister), transparency register (Transparenzregister), and debt enforcement…
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Rethinking Company Changes – Topakustik AG Goes Digital
Topakustik AG uses Hoop to handle company changes and new incorporations across its group – saving around two hours per case while replacing paper-heavy coordination with a simple digital process. “Hoop is the best and most intuitive digital tool for handling company incorporations and changes.” – Theodor Jaggi, Co-owner and Chairman of the Board, Topakustik…
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How to Collaborate Digitally with Clients
Digital client collaboration is becoming essential for fiduciaries, lawyers, corporate legal teams, and other professionals supporting companies in Switzerland. Clients increasingly expect processes to be clear, accessible and easy to follow. This is particularly important when a company is being incorporated, its Commercial Register (Handelsregister) entry must be updated, or several stakeholders are working across…
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White-Label LegalTech Explained: What It Means and Why It Matters
White-label solutions allow a company to offer technology or services developed by another provider while maintaining its own client relationship and market presence. In LegalTech, this model gives fiduciaries, law firms, consultancies and corporate legal teams access to specialised digital infrastructure without having to develop, operate and maintain their own platform. What does white-label mean…
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Scaling Company Formations: How Law Firms Handle High Volumes Efficiently
Managing one company formation is relatively straightforward. Managing dozens at the same time is a different operational challenge. For law firms, fiduciaries and corporate legal teams, every new Swiss company can involve client onboarding, data collection, document preparation, signatures, notarial coordination and registration with the Commercial Register (Handelsregister). The legal forms may include an LLC…
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Digital Client Onboarding: How to Onboard Clients Efficiently
Digital client onboarding is the process of collecting client information, verifying identities, preparing documents, and initiating services through a structured online workflow. For fiduciaries, lawyers, and corporate legal teams, onboarding is more than an administrative step. It shapes the client’s first impression, affects the speed of service delivery, and determines how much time professionals spend…
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Digitalisation of fiduciary firms: how fiduciaries can automate processes
Digitalisation of fiduciary firms is no longer only about replacing paper with PDFs. It is about creating faster, clearer, and more reliable workflows for clients who expect professional services to be as simple as the digital tools they use every day. For fiduciaries, lawyers, corporate legal teams, and advisors working with investors, international entrepreneurs, and…
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Preparing for the Swiss Transparency Register: data, processes and responsibilities
Why SMEs should start preparing now Switzerland’s new Transparency Register (Transparenzregister – TJPG) will make beneficial ownership reporting a practical compliance topic for many Swiss companies. The new rules are expected to enter into force on 1 October 2026 and will require affected legal entities to identify, verify and keep information on their beneficial owners…
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