Clio Draft vs. LEAP Legal Software

Well suited for any law office that uses any court forms. Also, it's great for any law office that needs signatures on any docs. The template features are excellent and a huge plus because any document can become a template in LawYaw. Probably not needed in a law office that only provides consulting or legal advice, but doesn't actually prepare any documents for clients.

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LEAP is a really good option for small to medium sized firms. Most products on the market are expensive document management systems designed for large law firms. The other are case management software that are great for billing, contacts and calendaring. LEAP seems to combine both of the options in an easy to use system. It is customizable but is fully functional as an "off the shelf" product unlike IManage or similar products.

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• Reduces scrivener's errors.
• Saves time

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• document management
• client contacts
• billing
• integration with QBO

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• Integrations with case management platforms, such as MyCase
• Zapier integrations

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• it has trouble with some non-Microsoft programs
• It has trouble with EXE files
• support is primarily on-line versus phone

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IManage was great but we were quoted up to $40,000 to "customize" it to perform as it did in demonstrations. IManage was clearly designed/priced for large, multi-offices. LexWorkplace was another program that worked really well. It had real problems converting emails and certain files from our old program, Time Matters. LEAP was a reasonable, comprehensive program. It offered customer service, training and data conversion as part of the package.

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• It has been a huge time saver for everyone at our firm.
• It's so easy to use that our staff actually enjoys using it.
• Our ROI is almost incalculable because of all the features for the price.

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• integrated system
• Ease of billing
• Syncs with Quickbooks Online

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