We exist because marketing agencies have failed the legal profession.
For the better part of a decade, South African law firms have been sold a single answer to revenue growth: more leads. More ads. More content. More noise. The result is firms drowning in unconverted enquiries while paying retainers to agencies who cannot tell them how many mandates were signed last week.
Trevisi Connect was built to do the opposite. We do not generate demand. We do not run campaigns. We do not write blog posts. We engineer the conversion infrastructure that turns the enquiries you already receive into the cases you sign.
Grant Moore
20 years in operations, execution and governance across multinational organisations
"I spent two decades fixing operational failures inside large organisations. The conversion gap in South African family law is the same failure — revenue leaving through a hole nobody is measuring. That is an infrastructure problem, and it is recoverable. That is what Trevisi Connect was built to close."
Established firms.
- ▸Specialist family law and divorce boutiques operating nationally across South Africa
- ▸Typically 2–8 attorneys
- ▸A steady enquiry pipeline
- ▸At least one partner able to make an intake decision without a multi-week committee process
Firms we will not work with.
- ×Practices with no one available to follow up on enquiries within 24 hours
- ×Firms whose primary problem is lead generation, not conversion
- ×Practices without a partner authorised to make decisions in week one
- ×Any firm in direct competition with an existing client of ours
Four principles. No exceptions.
One firm per practice area per metro. Period. We do not break this rule for revenue.
We are measured by mandates signed, not hours billed. Founding client engagements are billed as a fixed monthly retainer — the standard we hold ourselves to is conversion outcomes, not activity.
We do not publicise our client list. We do not tag firms in case studies. Discretion is non-negotiable.
We deploy systems with proven mechanics. We do not experiment on your practice.