Insights for the legal talent market.
Level up your law firm’s summer associate program with Work Allocation. From collecting and assigning projects to tracking progress and evaluating work, Flo helps firms provide a superior experience for attorneys, recruiters, and summers.
Flo simplifies project submission with flexible, easy-to-use forms built for summer associate programs. Attorneys, recruiters, and work coordinators can quickly create and assign work without unnecessary back-and-forth.
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Create projects through simple digital forms, configured to your firm
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Configure your fields and optional vs. required settings
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Assign summers upfront or keep projects open
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Enable project creation by attorneys, recruiters, and work coordinators
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Optionally allow summer associates to create projects
Flo gives every program participant a clear, centralized view of their role in throughout the summer, making it easy to track assignments, monitor progress, and stay organized.
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Summers view assignments, browse available work, and upload deliverables
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Dashboards track project status and deadlines in one place
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Attorneys access dashboards tailored to their summer cohorts
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Recruiting teams approve projects and monitor overall progress
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View work distribution and balance assignments across the class
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Build and manage detailed summer associate profiles
Flo makes it easy to gather timely, consistent feedback with streamlined forms and automated reminders, reducing follow-up and ensuring stronger participation across the program.
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Make it easy for attorneys to submit feedback with intuitive forms
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Evaluators find all evaluations in one central list
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Customize evaluation questions to fit your programs
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Send automated email reminders to submit evaluations
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Track completion and follow up as needed
Available as an add-on to Work Allocation, Flo AI lets your team ask questions across assignments, evaluations, and summer profiles in plain language. Spot gaps earlier and answer partner questions while the program is still moving.
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“How is work distributed across summers and practice groups?”
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“Who still owes project evaluations?”
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“Which summers have not worked in a practice group they’re interested in?”
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