Billing software Document automation Legal tech 
Above the Law - Technology
JUNE 15, 2023
You might say that makes this two-way integration a three-way integration, but there are actually even other layers of workflow integration, since NetDocuments has its own applications, such as PatternBuilder for document automation, and its own library of third-party integrations, such as with legal billing software.
Lawmatics
DECEMBER 5, 2023
In turn, lawyers can use legal tech to automate routine tasks, work more efficiently, and devote more time to complex work. But it must be the right legal tech. The legal industry contains numerous tech solutions that address a single aspect of legal practice, e.g., document management, timekeeping, or billing.
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Lawmatics
FEBRUARY 6, 2024
Because the need for tools that automate repetitive tasks and workflows continues to rise, the future of legal technology remains bright. What is the legal tech industry? Legal tech encompasses a wide range of tools and applications designed to streamline legal processes and enhance the delivery of legal services.
LawSites
OCTOBER 13, 2021
LawSites also broke the news in July that MyCase had acquired case management platform CASEpeer and document automation company Woodpecker. The company that acquired Tabs3, ProfitSolv, also last year acquired practice management company Rocket Matter and time-and-billing software TimeSolv. No Stranger to Legal Tech.
Lawmatics
FEBRUARY 13, 2024
Here are some common types of software used by lawyers today: Client intake software: Legal client intake software streamlines the process of attracting leads, following up with them, engaging them, setting up a consultation, and ultimately securing and onboarding them as paying clients.
Legal Tech Monitor
JUNE 15, 2023
You might say that makes this two-way integration a three-way integration, but there are actually even other layers of workflow integration, since NetDocuments has its own applications, such as PatternBuilder for document automation, and its own library of third-party integrations, such as with legal billing software.
Legal Tech Monitor
APRIL 17, 2023
The survey data indicated that 80% of the legal professionals reported that their firms now use cloud-based legal software, and 47% invested in cloud-based remote working tools within the past year.
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