The last decade has seen a wave of technologies and services unspool from one-stop-shop models into more customizable offerings—transitioning from expensive cable packages to picking select channels and from whole music albums to streaming single songs.

For legal technology, an industry that is evolving at its own pace into more user-friendly consumer technology, some insiders say that the same trend may be on the horizon.

To be sure, recent years have harped on more one-stop-shop style legal technology, with law firms and legal departments looking to form relationships with vendors who are able to offer as many functions as they can. But whether that has fully materialized, or simply led to expensive offerings with little interoperability remains to be seen.