A client-ready report under your firm’s name

The problem with turning a review into a report

The review is only half the job. The other half is turning what you found into something a client can read — clear, professional, and unmistakably from your firm. Done by hand, that means copying findings into a template, formatting it, stripping anything internal, and making sure it looks like your practice rather than a tool. It is the unglamorous step that quietly eats time after the thinking is already done.

And the report is what the client actually sees. It carries your firm's reputation, so it has to look the part every time, on every matter.

How Torri builds the report

• 1

  Carry the review across

  The findings from the review flow straight into the report — no re-keying, no copying between documents.

• 2

  Choose what's included

  You select which sections of the review go into the report, so the client sees what is relevant to their matter and nothing that is not.

• 3

  Send it under your name

  The report is generated as a polished PDF under your firm's logo and details — ready to send, reading like it came from your practice.

Built for the way firms work

Reports go out under your branding, not Torri's. On the Pro and Max plans the report is fully white-labelled, with no Torri branding at all — your logo, your contact details, your wording. The client's experience is of your firm doing thorough, fast work, which is exactly the impression a good review should leave.

Where it fits your review

The report is the last step, and the one most worth automating, because the judgement is already made by the time you reach it. Torri assembles and formats; you decide what goes in and you sign it. The result is a client-ready document in minutes instead of the busywork of building one — with your name, rightly, on the front.