Clio Draft vs. Templafy

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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Great use case for TEmplafy is when you have a lot of assets in a system, that you want to be able to slice and dice and export a custom report of what is meaningful to you. They are set up so you can make selections to only surface what you need and feel very well served. It is not ideal, at this time, if you want to look at many separate systems and merge them all. It requires a lot of work to customize and tailor to fit this more curated need

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• Reduces scrivener's errors.
• Saves time

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• Simple user interface to make choices and see results
• Puts the power of customization in the users hand
• Quick set up and powerful

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

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• Customized interface to fit more with a brand or style
• Web interface and not being dependent on microsoft software

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We went went templafy for the ease of set up, still in our first year but looking to see how it stacks up once we want to integrate with Salesforce. We wanted the ability to customize and templafy offered more options than others

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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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• Reduces search hours by half

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